Covers state-of-the-art methods for solid state characterization and emphasizes choosing the appropriate method for different materials.
Explores diffusion mechanisms in solids, including simple, vacancy, and interstitial mechanisms, cubic and non-cubic structures, and the calculation of diffusion coefficients.
Explores the reasons behind lower diffusion in crystalline solids and covers atomic theory, thermal hopping, and random movement.
Explores water quality modelling, focusing on carbonate chemistry reactions and the use of PHREEQC software for water softening simulations.
Explores band and band-like transport in materials, including criteria, examples, charge transfer, and second quantization.
Explores the determination of diffusion coefficient in different states of matter and the factors influencing the diffusion process.
Introduces the solid state of polymers, including the structure, amorphous state, glass transition, and characterization methods.
Explores diffusion mechanisms in crystalline solids, covering cubic and non-cubic structures, temperature effects, and self-diffusion in metals.
