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15.4 gap Pascal and experimentally it's
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okay just like you expect it's too stiff
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okay just like you expect it's too stiff
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okay just like you expect it's too stiff
you know typically very typical in LDA
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you know typically very typical in LDA
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you know typically very typical in LDA
same deal for the other metals although
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same deal for the other metals although
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same deal for the other metals although
for aluminum it's not as bad
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for aluminum it's not as bad
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for aluminum it's not as bad
okay then you could say
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okay then you could say
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okay then you could say
well you know I remember what seder
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well you know I remember what seder
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well you know I remember what seder
taught me in the lecture if I want to
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taught me in the lecture if I want to
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taught me in the lecture if I want to
have the room temperature bulk modulus
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have the room temperature bulk modulus
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have the room temperature bulk modulus
all I need to do is calculate the bulk
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all I need to do is calculate the bulk
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all I need to do is calculate the bulk
modulus at the room temperature L is
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modulus at the room temperature L is
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modulus at the room temperature L is
constant so that's what this is
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constant so that's what this is
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constant so that's what this is
so you take the room temperature lce