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Born Exponent in Lattice Energy Formulas
The Born Exponent is a number between 5 and 12, determined experimentally by measuring the compressibility of the solid, or derived theoretically. And is denoted by n
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Formulas to find Born Exponent in Lattice Energy
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Born Exponent using Born Lande Equation
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Born Exponent using Repulsive Interaction
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Born Exponent using Born-Lande equation without Madelung Constant
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Lattice Energy formulas that make use of Born Exponent
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Lattice Energy using Born Lande Equation
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Repulsive Interaction
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Repulsive Interaction Constant
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Total Energy of Ion given Charges and Distances
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Repulsive Interaction Constant using Total Energy of Ion
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Repulsive Interaction Constant given Madelung constant
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Minimum Potential Energy of Ion
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Lattice Energy using Born-Lande equation using Kapustinskii Approximation
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Repulsive Interaction Constant given Total Energy of Ion and Madelung Energy
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Distance of Closest Approach using Born Lande equation
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Distance of Closest Approach using Born-Lande Equation without Madelung Constant
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Madelung Constant given Repulsive Interaction Constant
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Madelung Constant using Born Lande Equation
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Madelung Constant using Total Energy of Ion
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Madelung Energy using Total Energy of Ion given Distance
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List of variables in Lattice Energy formulas
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Lattice Energy
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Distance of Closest Approach
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Madelung Constant
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Charge of Cation
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Charge of Anion
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Repulsive Interaction Constant
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Repulsive Interaction
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Number of Ions
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FAQ
What is the Born Exponent?
The Born Exponent is a number between 5 and 12, determined experimentally by measuring the compressibility of the solid, or derived theoretically.
Can the Born Exponent be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Born Exponent, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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