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September 18, 1972Physical Review Letters19 citations

Scaling Theory of Melting Temperatures of Covalent Crystals

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JVJ. A. Van VechtenUnited States Naval Research Laboratory

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The melting temperatures of IV-IV, III-V, and some II-VI crystals are predicted with an accuracy generally better than 10%. Only empirical data for Si are used to fix scaling constants.Received 16 June 1972DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.29.769©1972 American Physical Society

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