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Advanced inorganic chemistry (PDF 112p)

Advanced inorganic chemistry (PDF 112p)

Advanced inorganic chemistry (PDF 112p)

This note covers the following topics: special aspects of the solid state, Structure of solids, Basic crystallography, Characterization of solids: diffraction techniques, electron microscopy, spectroscopy, thermal analysis, Bonding in solids, Real structure of crystals, defects, Electrical, magnetic and optical properties, Synthesis of solids, Structure -property relations.

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