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    Fermi Surface & Band Diagram Relationship?

    Can anyone help explain how one can apply information say from an energy band diagram of an element/compound to its respective fermi surface / "sphere"? I understand there is a direct relationship, however, I can seem to physical interpret how one is able to say look at the energy band...
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    Fermi distribution of 3s electrons of sodium

    Homework Statement What fraction of the 3s-electrons of sodium is found within an energy k_b*T below the Fermi level? (Take room temperature at T= 300k) Fermi level for Na is 3.2 eV Homework Equations F(E) = 1 / {exp((E-E_f)/k_b*T) + 1} The Attempt at a Solution From what I can...
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    Compute Nickel Filter Thickness to Increase X-Ray Ratio

    nevermind I was ably to solve this with the relevant equation and calculations for the linear absorption coeffecients of Kalpha and Kbeta for Nickel under copper radiation
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    Compute Nickel Filter Thickness to Increase X-Ray Ratio

    Homework Statement If the ratio I(K\alpha)/I(K\beta) before filtering is 7.5:1 for a copper target, then compute the thickness of a nickel filter, that would increase this ratio of 500:1. Mass Absorption Coefficients (cm^{2}/g) Cu: \rho = 8.93 g/cm^{3} K\alpha (0.1542nm) \mu/\rho...
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    Increasing the Melting Point via Pressure Increase

    Well I don't know the latent heat energy (it can be found, but the book is suggesting you can solve the problem without it, and without the actual melting point but simply knowing the change in melting point)
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    Increasing the Melting Point via Pressure Increase

    1. What is the pressure needed to increase the melting temperature by 20 centigrade degrees? Given: Molar Volume (solid) at normal melting temp is 18.92 cm^3 Given: Molar Volume (liquid) at normal melting temp is 19.47 cm^3 Homework Equations delta H (s>l) = T(melting point)* delta S(s>l)...
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