ATOMIC STRUCTURE OF NITROGEN, BORON, ALUMINUM, AND SILICON

0 ATOMIC STRUCTURE OF NITROGEN, BORON, ALUMINUM, AND SILICON 

Like the covalent carbides, the covalent nitrides have a relatively simple crystal structure and an atomic bonding which is less complex than the interstitial nitrides. The bonding is mostly covalent by the sharing of electrons and is achieved by the hybridization of the respective electron orbitals. 

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