Solid State Chemistry

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Introduction to Atomic Theory

Electron Transitions

Waves and Particles

Electron Packing

Bonding and Stability

Covalent Bonding

Valance Bond Approach

Molecular Orbital Approach

Waves Bands Bonds

Bonding in Solids

Structures of Crystals

Close Packed and Ionic Structures

Diamond and Perovskite

X-ray Generation

X-ray Diffraction

Analysis Techniques

Single Component Phase Diagrams

Two Component Phase Diagrams

Kinetics of Melting

Crystallization

Liquids and Polymer Crystals

Thermodynamics of Point Defects

Steady State Diffusion

Diffusion Coefficient

Non-Steadystate Diffusion

Point Defects in Covalent Solids

Extrinsic Conductivity

Intrinsic Conductivity

Semiconductor Devices

Point Defects in Ionic Solids

Defect Incorporation reactions

Ionic Conductivity

Modulus and Yield

Structure and Detection of Dislocations

Plastic Deformation by Dislocation Motion

Surfaces and Interfaces

Grain Boundaries

Wetting Phenomena

Solid State Chemistry

Solid State Chemistry is designed to treat those aspects of chemistry which are of particular importance to engineers. Specifically, what happens when collections of atoms and molecules come together to form solids. This course forms the bases between atomic and molecular concepts and structures. Fundamental principles of the chemistry of condensed states of matter including metals, polymers, molecular solids and ceramics. Topics include crystal structures, solids, lattice energy, semi-conductors, insulators, band theory, bonding, x-ray diffraction, electron density and diffraction, spectroscopy, electric, optic, and magnetic properties.

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