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yeyintkoko
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Hello!
Please tell me what Effective electron mass of tungsten and Effective hole mass of tungsten?
Please tell me what Effective electron mass of tungsten and Effective hole mass of tungsten?
yeyintkoko said:Hello!
Please tell me what Effective electron mass of tungsten and Effective hole mass of tungsten?
Thanks for reply.ZapperZ said:This is vague and undefined.
First of all, do you know how "effective mass" is defined? You never indicated that you do.
Secondly, the effective mass of anything depends on the curvature of the band structure (which you would have known if you know how effective mass is defined). It means that it can have more than one value, depending on where on the band structure you are looking at.
Finally, do you know the band structure of tungsten?
Zz.
The effective electron mass of tungsten is a measure of how the electrons behave in the material. It is typically denoted as m* and is different from the actual mass of an electron. It takes into account the interactions between the electrons and the surrounding material.
The effective electron mass of tungsten is determined experimentally by measuring the electrons' behavior in the material. This can be done through various techniques, such as Hall effect measurements, cyclotron resonance, and optical spectroscopy.
The effective electron mass of tungsten is influenced by several factors, including temperature, crystal structure, and impurities in the material. The interactions between the electrons and the lattice of the material also play a significant role in determining the effective mass.
The effective electron mass of tungsten is an essential property in understanding the electronic behavior of the material. It affects the electrical and thermal properties of tungsten and is crucial in the design and development of electronic devices and materials.
The effective electron mass of tungsten is relatively high compared to other materials. It is about 0.6 times the mass of an electron, which is higher than most metals. This is due to the strong interactions between the electrons and the tungsten lattice, making it a good conductor of electricity.