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" Organic Crystals, Germanates, Semiconductors "
by L.N. Demianets, G.A. Emelchenko, J. Hesse, N. Karl, A.N. Lobachev, H. Maier.
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752620
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b572579
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by L.N. Demianets, G.A. Emelchenko, J. Hesse, N. Karl, A.N. Lobachev, H. Maier.
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Organic Crystals, Germanates, Semiconductors\ by L.N. Demianets, G.A. Emelchenko, J. Hesse, N. Karl, A.N. Lobachev, H. Maier.
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Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1980
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Crystals, Growth, Properties, and Applications,, 4.
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3642677649
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: 3642677665
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: 9783642677649
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: 9783642677663
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High Purity Organic Molecular Crystals --; Rare-Earth Germanates --; Growth, Properties and Applications of Narrow-Gap Semiconductors --; Author Index Volumes 1-4.
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1.1 Preface Organic chemistry had its origin in chemicals which are synthesized by living cells. These chemicals consist of molecules whose skeletons are built up of carbon atoms. The remaining valences are connected with ligands such as hydrogen, haloƯ gens, -OH, ==O, -NH . Some of the skeletal carbon atoms can be replaced by nonƯ 2 metals such as oxygen, nitrogen, or sulfur {"heteroatoms"}. It is characteristic for the living world, not to be in a crystalline state. However it is possible to obtain single crystals from many organic compounds both of natural and synthetic origin. For a number of years the physics and chemƯ istry of these crystals have stimulated fundamental research on a rapidly growing scale. The great variety of possible organic structures {as compared to inorganics} opens up a large field of new materials and of novel material properties; for previous literature reviews and data compilations see 1-40) and Chap. 6. The art of producing good and pure organic single crystals has developed handƯ in-hand with the ever growing requirements of basic research, arising from its interest in fundamental interactions in the solid state. Interactions manifest themselves in a very detailed way by energy transfer.
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Chemistry, Organic.
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Chemistry.
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QD921.B956 1980
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A N Lobachev
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G A Emelchenko
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H Maier
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J Hesse
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L N Demianets
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N Karl
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With contributions by numerous experts
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