Why should we study solids?SolidsChemicalclassification:bondingmolecularionic-covalentmetallicionic bondvan derWaals forcesCucovalentmetallic bonding
van der Waals forces Solids Chemical classification: molecular ionic covalent metallic bonding Why should we study solids? ionic bond covalent metallic bonding
Why should we study solids?Electrical conduction: insulatingsemiconducting,metallic,superconductingoverlapConductionabandBandgapFermilevelValencebadmetalinsulatorsemiconductorintelpentiumSaix-toaron
Electrical conduction: insulating, semiconducting, metallic, superconducting Why should we study solids?
Why should we study solids?Magnetic properties:paramagnetismferromagnetism,antiferromagnetismAntifemomagnetismHSpinValve(GMR)HeadStrengthoftotalincucedUpperPFilmfieldisalmostzeroaaeHLowerP1-Shield2Indfucing FieldAntiferromagnethExchangeFlimContactHardeasIBMCOGMRNFeGMRSpaceFreePinnedFilm
Magnetic properties: paramagnetism, ferromagnetism, antiferromagnetism IBM Why should we study solids?
Why should we study solids?OOpticalproperties:absorption,emissionamplification and modification of lightlasermirorprism50.XF1OVSHGglass fibre
Optical properties: absorption, emission, amplification and modification of light prism SHG laser window mirror glass fibre Why should we study solids?
Why should we study solids?Surfaceproperties:catalysis,electrochemistryInner"Helmholtz"layerDiffuselayerElectrode+OG
Surface properties: catalysis, electrochemistry Why should we study solids?
Why should we study solids?we couldn't live without theirSolidsmechanicalproperties..oxideCa10(PO)6OH2polymerpolymermetal
Solids we couldn't live without their mechanical properties. metal polymer oxide polymer Ca10(PO4 ) 6OH2 Why should we study solids?
Third EditionSOLID STATECHEMISTRYAnIntroductionLesley E. SmartElaine A. MooreRC)Taylor&FrancisAlsoavailable as a printed booksee title verso forISBN details
References·无机材料化学，中南工业大学应化教研室编1996.7·苏免曾，固体化学，北大出版社，1987·无机材料物理化学，中国建筑工业出版社1988无机材料化学，科学出版社，1992
What's concernedChemistry of Solid State ChemistrySimple crystal structuresPreparative methodsX-ray diffractionBonding in solids and electronic propertiesDefect and non-stoichiometryProperties of solids
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Midterm Exam 30% Final Exam 50% homework, quiz 20%