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Atomic Clusters: From Gas Phase to Deposited brings together a series of chapters, prepared by acknowledged experts in their fields. Both fundamental and practical aspects are addressed of the physics and chemistry of a novel state of matter, namely clusters of small numbers of atoms of nanometre dimensions. This is a field of nanoscience that existed before the word was invented, but has particularly achieved major advances in the recent years.* Contributions from leading experts in solid surfaces research* Cluster science is concerned with the properties of materials on th

Microclusters. --- Atoms. --- Chemistry, Physical and theoretical --- Matter --- Stereochemistry --- Atomic clusters --- Clusters, Atomic --- Clusters, Molecular --- Microcluster physics --- Molecular clusters --- Atoms --- Microphysics --- Constitution

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Learn about the properties of synchrotron radiation and its wide range of applications in physics, materials science and chemistry with this invaluable reference. This thorough text describes the physical principles of the subject, its source and methods of delivery to the sample, as well as the different techniques that use synchrotron radiation to analyse the electronic properties and structure of crystalline and non-crystalline materials and surfaces. Explains applications to study the structure and electronic properties of materials on a microscopic, nanoscopic and atomic scale. An excellent resource for current and future users of these facilities, showing how the available techniques can complement information obtained in users' home laboratories. Perfect for graduate and senior undergraduate students taking specialist courses in synchrotron radiation, in addition to new and established researchers in the field.

Synchrotron radiation. --- Rayonnement synchrotron

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This fully revised, updated and reorganised third edition provides a thorough introduction to the characterisation techniques used in surface science and nanoscience today. Each chapter brings together and compares the different techniques used to address a particular research question, including how to determine the surface composition, surface structure, surface electronic structure, surface microstructure at different length scales (down to sub-molecular), and the molecular character of adsorbates and their adsorption or reaction properties. Readers will easily understand the relative strengths and limitations of the techniques available to them and, ultimately, will be able to select the most suitable techniques for their own particular research purposes. This is an essential resource for researchers and practitioners performing materials analysis, and for senior undergraduate students looking to gain a clear understanding of the underlying principles and applications of the different characterisation techniques used in the field today.

Surfaces (Physics) --- Surface chemistry --- Spectrum analysis. --- Technique.

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Although there has been steady progress in understanding aspects of epitaxial growth throughout the last 30 years of modern surface science, work in this area has intensified greatly in the last 5 years. A number of factors have contributed to this expansion. One has been the general trend in surface science to tackle problems of increasing complexity as confidence is gained in the methodology, so for example, the role of oxide/metal interfaces in determining the properties of many practical supported catalysts is now being explored in greater detail. A second factor is the recognition of the

Surface chemistry --- fysicochemie --- Adsorption. --- Epitaxy. --- Heterogeneous catalysis. --- Metals. --- Phase transformations (Statistical physics). --- Surface chemistry. --- Surface chemistry. Heterogeneous catalysis. --- Surfaces. --- Surfaces (Physics). --- Thin films. --- Thin films, Multilayered. --- Physics --- Physical Sciences & Mathematics --- Atomic Physics --- Heterogeneous catalysis --- Chimie des surfaces --- Catalyse hétérogène --- Solids --- Sorption --- Separation (Technology) --- Chemistry, Surface --- Interfaces, Chemistry of --- Surface phenomena --- Surfaces (Chemistry) --- Chemistry, Physical and theoretical --- Capillarity --- Surface energy --- Surface tension --- Surfaces (Physics) --- Surfaces (Technology) --- 544.7 --- 544.7 Chemistry of surface phenomena and colloids --- Chemistry of surface phenomena and colloids --- Oxides --- Chalcogenides --- Oxygen compounds --- Alloys --- Surfaces --- Curved surfaces --- Geometry --- Shapes --- Metallic alloys --- Metallic composites --- Metals --- Phase rule and equilibrium --- Amalgamation --- Microalloying --- 541.183 --- 541.128 --- Catalysis --- Alliages --- Surfaces (Physique) --- 541.128 Catalysis. Acceleration and retardation of reactions by catalysts. Autocatalysis. Spontaneous combustion --- Catalysis. Acceleration and retardation of reactions by catalysts. Autocatalysis. Spontaneous combustion --- 541.183 Contact systems. Adsorption. Surface chemistry --- Contact systems. Adsorption. Surface chemistry --- Electronics --- Electrical engineering --- Physical sciences --- Materials --- Semiconductors - Surfaces --- Electronics - Materials - Surfaces --- Semiconductors

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This book describes the physical basis and applications of all of the principal techniques, and most of the lesser techniques, used in surface science today. They are grouped according to the underlying physics and are described in eight chapters. The treatment of each technique is thorough, but an exhaustive survey characteristic of a scientific review is not attempted. The physics underlying each technique is described carefully, together with the kind of instrumentation used. The strengths and limitations of each technique are brought out through discussion of examples of applications and results, chosen mainly from studies of the physics and chemistry (including adsorption, crystallography and catalytic properties) of well-characterised surfaces.

Spectrum analysis. --- Surface chemistry --- Surfaces (Physics) --- Technique. --- Surface chemistry - Technique. --- Surfaces (Physics) - Technique. --- Spectrum analysis --- 541.183 --- 543.42 --- 543.42 Spectrum analysis. Spectroscopy. Spectrography. Spectrometry. Spectrophotometry. Fluorescence analysis --- Spectrum analysis. Spectroscopy. Spectrography. Spectrometry. Spectrophotometry. Fluorescence analysis --- 541.183 Contact systems. Adsorption. Surface chemistry --- Contact systems. Adsorption. Surface chemistry --- Physics --- Surfaces (Technology) --- Chemistry, Surface --- Interfaces, Chemistry of --- Surface phenomena --- Surfaces (Chemistry) --- Chemistry, Physical and theoretical --- Capillarity --- Surface energy --- Surface tension --- Analysis, Spectrum --- Spectra --- Spectrochemical analysis --- Spectrochemistry --- Spectrometry --- Spectroscopy --- Analytical chemistry --- Interferometry --- Optics --- Radiation --- Wave-motion, Theory of --- Absorption spectra --- Light --- Spectroscope --- Technique --- Qualitative --- Experimental solid state physics --- Applied chemical analysis --- Materials sciences --- fysicochemie --- Analyse spectrale