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Galvanostatic Electrolysis: Learn About Anodic Porous Aluminium Oxide
hi.im studing a topic concerning the growth of anodic porous aluminium oxide on aluminium surface by process called electrolysis.during this I am confused about galvanostatic and potentiostatic electrolysis. please help me in understanding the concept behind galvanostatic reigm. ? -
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Graduate Question About Bloch Oscillation: Understand the Energy
hmm,u mean that in bloch oscillation we are actually apllying bloch theorem also.(by letting n vary,we obtain same energy for different energies of k(wave vector)and there is no role of extended zone scheme here.am i right?- hafsa
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Graduate Question About Bloch Oscillation: Understand the Energy
i have a question concerning BLOCH OSCILLTION.i studied that in the extended zone scheme, the energy of an electron with k=pi/d is same as with k=3 pi/d. i can't understand this because by dispersion relation as wave vector increases ,energy also increases(in extended zone scheme too) please...- hafsa
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Graduate Magnetic Moment of Electron: Intrinsic Spin & Dipole Moment
hi I am student of graduate and want to clear the picture of MAGNETIC MOMENT of electron in my mind.can someone tell me that if an electron is moving in its orbit constituting its intrinsic spin(1/2) ho can it forms dipole moment(to poles) when place in magnetic field?and what is the difference...- hafsa
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- Dipole Dipole moment Electron Magnetic Magnetic moment Moment Spin
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Undergrad Atomic absorption spectroscopy
hi i m studing AAS(atomic absorption specvtroscopy) technique.using beer"s law i plot a graph bw absorbance and concentration.then how can i make the quantitative analysis of my sample?- hafsa
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- Absorption Absorption spectroscopy Atomic Spectroscopy
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Graduate How Does the Hartree Model Account for the Pauli Exclusion Principle?
yes.it was typing mistake- hafsa
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Undergrad Calculating Lattice Constant from Diffraction Pattern: Step-by-Step Guide
diffration pattern gives graph bw intensity vs 2*theta.use bragg law to convert theta into your desire spacing- hafsa
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Undergrad Band gaps between metals and insulators
hi granpa, what about my question?if elements valence shell contains 2electrons then?- hafsa
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Graduate How Does the Hartree Model Account for the Pauli Exclusion Principle?
hartree approx. when considers the pauli exclusion principle then it becomes hatree jock approximation .hatree jock approx. also provides antisymmetric function- hafsa
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Undergrad Band gaps between metals and insulators
I have a new q,perhaps it may solve the problem, suppose the electronic sturcture of a solid that represents a two dimensional square lattice of divalent atoms can be discribed using nearly free electronmodel withaweak potentialsuchthat U<<h^2/4M(Pi^2)*(Pi/a)^2 *=multiply ^2=square where...- hafsa
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Graduate Fermi Energy in 2D: Find Relation w/ 3D E=h(cut square)k(square)/2m
got it,thnx. its kf(square)=2 * pi *N /A where N/A=no. of electrons per unit area, kindly explain DISPERSION relation,- hafsa
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Graduate Fermi Energy in 2D: Find Relation w/ 3D E=h(cut square)k(square)/2m
relation of fermi energy in 3D is E=h(cut square)k(square)/2m, if i want a relation of fermi energy in 2D,what should i do?- hafsa
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- 2d Energy Fermi Fermi energy
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