1976
DOI: 10.1016/0368-2048(76)80045-x
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Participation of d-electrons of metals of groups I, II, and III in chemical bonding with sulphur

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“…Obviously, the limit of splitting of the 'p-band of a light element in compounds with copper and silver will be determined by the width of the d band of a noble metal in which the light element is solved, because the matrix element of hybridizon between a plane wave function and a d function will depend weakly on this element. This conclusion agrees well with experimental dependences [2]. The s, p states fairly distant from d levels will be shifted, due to the interaction with the latter, according to (8).…”
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“…Obviously, the limit of splitting of the 'p-band of a light element in compounds with copper and silver will be determined by the width of the d band of a noble metal in which the light element is solved, because the matrix element of hybridizon between a plane wave function and a d function will depend weakly on this element. This conclusion agrees well with experimental dependences [2]. The s, p states fairly distant from d levels will be shifted, due to the interaction with the latter, according to (8).…”
Section: Thcorysupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Splitting of 8, p band under its intersection by the d level t total d-band width and on the value of the matrix element &, which decreases with increasing localization of interacting states. So it is clear why the value of splitting of the s band in Zn,Pz is less than that of the p band in Cu,P and CUP, [2]. Obviously, the limit of splitting of the 'p-band of a light element in compounds with copper and silver will be determined by the width of the d band of a noble metal in which the light element is solved, because the matrix element of hybridizon between a plane wave function and a d function will depend weakly on this element.…”
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“…S K~ XES have been reported for Cu2S by Domashevskaya et al (1976), Sugiura and Gohshi (1981), and for CuS by Nemnonov and Mikhailova (1974) and Sugiura et al (1974). Tossell (1978) presented MO/energy band calculations for CuS 7-, CuS 6-, CuSS-and CuS~-clusters, interpreted the XES and studied the electronic structures of CuS and Cu2S.…”
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“…According to Refs. [12,13], the valence band of the In 2 S 3 is mainly made of S states. This could explain the very weak differences between the In 3d features of two valence band spectra.…”
Section: Structural Characterizations Of the Filmsmentioning
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