Solid-state chemistry

The science of the elementary, atomic compositions of solids and the transformations that occur in and between solids and between solids and other phases to produce solids. Solid-state chemistry deals primarily with those microscopic features which are uniquely characteristic of solids and which are...

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Main Author: R. J. Thorn
Format: Reference Entry
Language:English
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Summary:The science of the elementary, atomic compositions of solids and the transformations that occur in and between solids and between solids and other phases to produce solids. Solid-state chemistry deals primarily with those microscopic features which are uniquely characteristic of solids and which are the causes for the macroscopic chemical properties and the chemical reactions of solids. As with other branches of the physical sciences, solid-state chemistry also includes related areas that furnish concepts and explanations of those phenomena which are more characteristic of the subject itself.
DOI:10.1036/1097-8542.634800