Chemical Crystallography An Introduction To Optical And X Ray Methods (PDF 471P)
Chemical Crystallography An Introduction To Optical And X Ray Methods (PDF 471P)
Chemical Crystallography An Introduction To Optical And X Ray Methods (PDF 471P)
This is a fascinating text that will greatly appeal
to enthusiasts of mineralogy and gemmology, this scarce book will make a great
addition to any such collection of literature. Chapters contained within this
text include: Identification of crystals under the microscope, Origin of
anisotropic properties of crystals, The use of X-rays, Electron density
maps, Molecular type and arrangement deduced from anisotropic properties of
crystals, Limitations of X-ray methods, Use of X-ray diffraction patterns for
identification.
Marcello Andreeta has compiled a
comprehensive book on crystallization processes blending the fundamental
concepts and practical insights it contains. It is intended for researchers from
various disciplines such that it not only covers the scientific principles
underlying crystallization but also presents new aspects of the subject. The
text may thus be used as an overall reference as well as an introductory guide
and, therefore, will be accessible for readers with different levels of
knowledge. Through recent breakthroughs and applications in crystallization
science, this book assembles the necessary knowledge and tools that readers may
deploy in charting critical areas of this field in materials science. The
approaches taken are, therefore interdisciplinary in nature, relevant both in
academic and in industrial contexts where efforts to collaborate and innovate in
crystallization research would improve much faster.
X-ray crystallography
and the methods of structure determination. Its coverage-from crystallization to
diffraction techniques, and eventually to symmetry analysis-will tackle the
subject in a step-by-step and an organized manner that provides a clear insight
into complex matters. Some critical concepts include intramolecular and
intermolecular geometry, thermal motion analysis, and hydrogen bonding. It
covers very advanced topics, like powder diffraction and graph sets, making this
note a very valuable resource for students and researchers who conduct work in
crystallography. This note is very valuable because it offers practical insight
into the interpretation and validation of crystal structures that give those
seeking to deepen their knowledge in structural chemistry and material sciences
some incredible value.