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Solid State Chemistry: An Introduction is an essential textbook that explores the fundamental principles governing the structure and properties of solid materials. Written by Elaine A. Moore and Jennifer Readman, this book bridges the gap between general chemistry and specialized solid state topics, making it accessible to undergraduate and graduate students alike.
The text covers key concepts including crystal structures, lattice parameters, bonding in solids, defects, and phase diagrams. Readers will discover how the arrangement of atoms and electrons in solids determines their physical and chemical properties. The book emphasizes practical applications in materials science, electronics, and industrial chemistry.
With clear explanations, illustrative diagrams, and worked examples, this introduction equips students with the knowledge needed to understand modern materials and their technological applications. Whether studying materials science, chemistry, or engineering, this comprehensive guide provides the foundational understanding necessary for advanced work in solid state research.
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