Titlebook: Defects in Solids; Modern Techniques Alan V. Chadwick,Mario Terenzi Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 chemistry.conde

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Computer Simulation of Defects in Solids,s the methodology and achievements of this exciting and rapidly developing field which has been characterized by the extent of its interaction with experiment and the range of theoretical techniques used.

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The Nature of Defects on Solid Surfaces as Studied by Electron Spectroscopy, this volume attest, a great deal is known about them and their properties. Our understanding of surface defects on solids is, on the contrary, in its infancy. The whole field of surface science has only blossomed during the last 15–20 years, largely because the experimental techniques necessary for

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Computer Simulation of Surface Defects,ode behaviour, sintering and particle growth. Often it is difficult to study surface phenomena experimentally, since the techniques used may also sample the bulk material or may cause extensive surface damage or surface charging, and even when experiments can be carried out it may prove difficult to

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Diffusion in Oxides, properties related to different types of bondings is responsible for such a situation. Oxides are generally semi-ionic but some of them are taken as reference systems for ionic crystals, others are treated as covalent compounds and several oxides exhibit a metal/insulator transition. The property w

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Measurement and Analysis of Ionic Conductance in Solids,to be optomized in the design of materials for specific applications then the nature of the defects and of their distributions, interactions and movements must be fully understood.The occurrence of ionic conductance and of self- and impurity diffusion in classical ionic conductors, such as the alkal

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Thermally Stimulated Depolarization Studies of Ionic Solids,electronics, laser etc.) are determined by the presence of lattice defects (vacancies, interstitials, impurities and complexes built by them). According to the specific nature of defects, suitable techniques have been developed. In ionic solids, defects often bear an electric charge (cation and anio

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Megan Elizabeth Lombardi,Jen Jen Yeh the fluorite structure will be taken as the example. These materials exhibit a broad spectrum of defect behaviour, from simple to complex, and have been studied by a very wide range of techniques, both experimental and theoretical.

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