Recueil des Travaux Chimiques des Pays-Bas · 1952 · 68 citations · 3 references
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Abstract The ionic radii of iron group elements do not decrease monotonically from Ca towards Zn but show maxima at configurations d 4 , d 5 and–possibly–d 9 , d 10 . An explanation is offered. It is based upon a heteropolar model where the influence of the other ions on the electronic distribution of 3d electrons is considered as a purely electrostatic influence of their net charges. The maxima are explained by the influence of a preponderantly cubic crystalline field, both for negliglible and strong interelectronic interaction.
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Giulio Racah · Physical Review · 1942 · 1.6K citations
Note on the Electric Field in Paramagnetic Crystals
C.J. Gorter · Physical Review · 1932 · 45 citations