1976
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(76)90470-9
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Scattering intensities and model partial structure factors in vitreous silica and amorphous silicon

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“…As stressed in Sec. 1, the immediate motivation was afforded by the recent theoretical work of Saito and Ono [2] on three different crystal structures of SiO 2 under pressure (see also our own early study on diffraction from vitreous silica in [1]). It is to be hoped that our present results will stimulate experimental studies on the free-space clusters SiO n for small n, and possibly also on the comparison between the electron density distribution in crystalline SiO 2 under pressure with vitreous SiO 2 , also under compression.…”
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“…As stressed in Sec. 1, the immediate motivation was afforded by the recent theoretical work of Saito and Ono [2] on three different crystal structures of SiO 2 under pressure (see also our own early study on diffraction from vitreous silica in [1]). It is to be hoped that our present results will stimulate experimental studies on the free-space clusters SiO n for small n, and possibly also on the comparison between the electron density distribution in crystalline SiO 2 under pressure with vitreous SiO 2 , also under compression.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The background to the present study is to be found in the theoretical work of Stenhouse et al in this Journal [1]. This dealt with scattering intensities and partial structure factors in vitreous silica, both X-ray and neutron diffraction experiments being invoked.…”
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confidence: 99%