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Inorganic Materials Chemistry
This University of York course revolves around various issues concerning inorganic materials chemistry- synthesis and characterization of solid-state materials. The course teaches the methods of synthesis and analyses of inorganic compounds. It also covers the key structural properties of solids. This book is published on magnetism, specifically cooperative magnetism and dielectric properties describing interactions between solids and electric fields. It also dwells on superconductivity, one of the most important phenomena for materials science and technology. This resource is appropriate for students and researchers who are interested in the chemistry of inorganic materials as applied in electronics, energy storage, and magnetic materials.
Author(s): University of York
39 Pages 
Material Science And Engineering
This textbook, authored by Dr. Swati Gangwar and Mr. Kapil Kumar, comprehensively covers the very basics of material science and engineering. Classifications of materials are taken up as metals, polymers, composite materials, and biomaterials; their properties and applications are described. Crystal structures are discussed in terms of Bravais lattices, Miller indices, and atomic packing factor. Students will also be introduced to X-ray crystallography and how it might be applied for the determination of inner structure of the materials. Its clarity in structure and rich detail make it extremely useful for courses ranging from introductory to advanced in material science and engineering. Significant emphasis throughout the text, quite markedly, on the importance of understanding material properties and their relationship with structure toward an effective design and application of an engineering material.
Author(s): Dr. Swati Gangwar and Mr. Kapil Kumar
117 Pages
Materials Science for Engineers
This lecture note deals with the important areas that explain the interplay of materials, structure, and properties as tackled by the engineers. Metallurgy to crystal physics and Neumann's symmetry principle also have been dealt with. Equilibrium thermodynamics, neutron diffraction, and spectroscopy discussed alongside the major classes of materials and emerging nanostructured materials have also been dealt in this note. Since the material emphasizes practical applications, it is presented within the framework of advanced concepts like Moore's law and its implications for materials engineering. The note will prove useful to both engineering students and practicing engineers, and it discusses the scientific method as applied to questions of material selection and performance.
Author(s): Prof. Dr. Peter Moeck
93 Pages