Lecture

Synthesis of Solid State Compounds

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Description

This lecture introduces the synthesis and characterization of solid state materials, focusing on high temperature or ceramic based methods involving mixing solid reactants, pressing them into pellets, and heating them at high temperatures. The instructor explains the importance of stoichiometric reactions and the use of non-hygroscopic materials, providing insights into the preparation of various types of solid compounds.

Instructor

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