Titlebook: Materials Science; J. C. Anderson,K. D. Leaver,J. M. Alexander Book 1990Latest edition J.C. Anderson, K.D. Leaver, R.D. Rawlings and J.M.

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Building Blocks: The Electron, identification of the building bricks with which the patterns are constructed. This process has all the challenge and excitement of exploration combined with the fascination of a good detective story and it lies at the heart of materials science.

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Wave Mechanics,) may be brought together by treating it as a wave packet. We now require to develop a mathematical means of representing it in order that we can perform similar calculations to those for which we use Newtonian mechanics in the case of a particle.

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Molecules and Bonding, than a mere gravitational force and we say that atoms form . between one another. In a solid each atom forms a bond with all of its neighbours but in a diatomic molecule the single bond may be studied in isolation. We therefore commence our discussion of the mechanism of bond formation with a study

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Thermal Phenomena in Materials,s in which real materials differ from the ideal, regular structure proposed for the perfect crystal. In this chapter we propose to concern ourselves with a perturbation which has already been mentioned-the atomic vibration which is associated with the storage of thermal energy in a solid. By conside

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Crystal Defects, its full quota of electrons in the lowest energy levels, and the atoms would be stationary. We have already seen that in practice the atoms vibrate about their lattice sites, and later, in Chapter 13, we will show how electrons can be excited into higher energy levels. In terms of the ideal perfect

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Mechanical Properties,eact in a number of ways to an applied stress. For example, if we apply a stress to a stainless steel dish by dropping it on to a hard floor, the dish will not break but it will probably be dented. On the other hand, if we are unfortunate enough to repeat this ‘experiment’ with, say, a wine-glass, t