Polymorphic Transition in LiH
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Polymorphic Transition in LiH
ABS>The transition pressure at which LiH would be expected to go from a NaCl to a CsCl structure is calculated to be 3050 and 3800 kg/cm/sup 2/, using two potential functions. Transition pressures for KCl and RbI are 22,500 and 5400 kg/cm/sup 2/, respectively, which agree with observed values. (auth)
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