Lecture

Characterization Techniques in Solid State Chemistry

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Description

This lecture covers standard characterization techniques, focusing on x-ray diffraction. The instructor clarifies the Born Land equation, discusses elemental analysis, thermal analysis, microscopy, and spectroscopy methods. The lecture explains the importance of x-ray diffraction, how x-rays are generated, and the derivation of Bragg's Law.

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Physical chemistry: Spectroscopy

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