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Home » Courses » Materials Science and Engineering » Introduction to Solid State Chemistry » Electronic Materials

Electronic Materials

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- Reference Materials and Suggested Textbooks
- Meet the TAs
Structure of the Atom
Bonding and Molecules
Electronic Materials
Crystalline Materials
Amorphous Materials
Reactions and Kinetics
Aqueous Solutions
Organic Materials
Solid Solutions
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13. Band Theory of Solids
14. Semiconductors
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