Preparative Methods in Solid State Chemistry

✍ Scribed by Paul Hagenmuller (Eds.)

Publisher: New York, Academic Press
Year: 1972
Tongue: English
Leaves: 605
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
CONTRIBUTORS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages xi-xii
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv
Introduction, Pages xv-xvii
High-Pressure Synthesis, Pages 1-69, J.B. GOODENOUGH, J.A. KAFALAS, J.M. LONGO
High-Pressure Techniques in Preparative Chemistry, Pages 71-132, C.J.M. ROOYMANS
Syntheses under Shock-Wave Pressures, Pages 133-146, S.S. BATSANOV
Modern Methods of Growing Single Crystals of High-Melting-Point Oxides, Pages 147-249, A.M. ANTHONY, R. COLLONGUES
Chemical Transport as a Preparative Procedure, Pages 251-277, HARALD SCHÄFER
Preparation of Transition Metal Compounds by Electrolytic Reduction of Fused Salts, Pages 279-308, AARON WOLD, DAVID BELLAVANCE
Preparation of Single Crystals of III–V Compounds, Pages 309-360, MICHEL DUGUE, JEAN FRANÇOIS GOULLIN, PIERRE MERENDA, MICHEL MOULIN
Preparation of CdS Single Crystals by Epitaxial Growth on Germanium Substrates, Pages 361-366, H.J.A. VAN DIJK
Oriented Eutectic Crystallization, Pages 367-399, W. ALBERS
Preparative Methods for Solid Fluorine Compounds, Pages 401-437, R. BOUGON, J. EHRETSMANN, J. PORTIER, A. TRESSAUD
Boron Syntheses, Pages 439-485, R. NASLAIN
Preparation Conditions of the Ferrites, Pages 487-531, M. PAULUS
Preparation of Transition-Metal Carbides and Related Compounds, Pages 533-562, S. WINDISCH, H. NOWOTNY
Preparation of Chalcogenides and Pnyctides at Low Temperature, Pages 563-574, W. KWESTROO
Author Index, Pages 575-594
Subject Index, Pages 595-602

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