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Atomic Parameters of γ-Silver - Cadmium

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READJUSTING atomic parameters of γ-brass, we have calculated three successive sets of atomic parameters for γ-silver - cadmium. These sets we tested by comparing the intensities calculated with them with the observed intensities of the reflections of γ-silver - cadmium. For our thrice readjusted atomic parameters, namely, a = 0·105, b = 0·175, c = 0·358, d = 0·310, and e = 0·038, the agreement between the observed and the calculated intensities was sufficiently good to afford confirmation of the correctness of these values. Interatomic distances calculated from these adopted atomic parameters suggests a regular distribution of the silver and the cadmium atoms, silver atoms occupying positions of B atoms and C atoms, cadmium atoms those of A atoms and D atoms.

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PERLITZ, H., AAVAKIVI, R. Atomic Parameters of γ-Silver - Cadmium. Nature 144, 708–709 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/144708b0

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