Understanding Solids
The Science of Materials
Richard J. D. Tilley
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Understanding Solids
The Science of Materials
Richard J. D. Tilley
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Explore a comprehensive and illuminating introductory text to the science of solid materials from a leading voice in the field
The newly revised Third Edition of Understanding Solids: The Science of Materials delivers a complete yet concise treatment of the basic properties and chemical and physical behaviors of solid materials. Following a completely revised opening set of chapters in which the basic properties of solidsâincluding atomic structure, chemical bonding, crystallography, and phase relationshipsâare discussed, the book goes on to describe new developments in the areas of batteries and fuel cells, perovskite solar cells, lighting and displays, nanoparticles, whiskers, and sheets.
The distinguished author has also added sections about organic framework structures, superionic conductors, mechanochemistry, bi-layer graphene, hologram formation and recording, and the optics of nanoparticle arrays and thermochromic materials. Each chapter includes a Further Reading section to help students accumulate additional knowledge on the topic within and new problems have been added throughout the book. Readers will also enjoy the inclusion of:
- A thorough introduction to the states of aggregation, including atoms and bonding, microstructures and phase relationships, and crystal structures and defects
- A comprehensive overview of different categories of solids, including metals, crystalline silicates, inorganic ceramics, and silicate glasses
- An exploration of reactions and transformations, including diffusion and ionic conductivity, phase transformations, and phase reactions
- A treatment of oxidation and reduction, including galvanic cells and chemical analysis
Perfect for undergraduate students in sciences, engineering, and technology, Understanding Solids: The Science of Materials will also earn a place in the libraries of anyone seeking a thoroughly up to date, one-stop reference to the science of solid materials.