The cohesion of ionic crystals of alkali metal and noble gas atoms

W.R. Heller

doi:10.1016/0375-9601(67)90556-7

Physics Letters A

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04 Dec 1967

The cohesion of ionic crystals of alkali metal and noble gas atoms

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Use is made of the simplest version of the Born theory of ionic crystals, together with relatively recent work on electron affinities and lattice parameters, to show that noble gas salts of the alkali metals should exist. © 1967.

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