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ISBN 9810234732 Pages 350 Publisher World Scientific Publishing Company Author(s) Wei Gao, Nigel M. Sammes Release Date June 1998 Hits 391 Category Chemistry

An Introduction to Electronic and Ionic Materials eBook


This textbook is aimed at engineering and technology undergraduates who have a background in physics or chemistry only at first year level. It provides a basic understanding of the properties and uses of a wide range of electrically and ionically conducting materials.

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