Abstract

Interionic potentials based on the charge-transfer (CT) model are shown to reproduce both the observed molecular constants and the observed cohesive energy of crystals equally well, with a reasonable value of ionicity, in copper- and silver-halides as was the case in alkali halides. The model is less satisfactory in thallium halides, but can be improved by incorporating the effect of an intraionic excitation of T1 + with the original CT model. A new picture of the interaction revealed through the CT models is discussed.

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