Electronic Structure and the Properties of Solids: The Physics of the Chemical Bond (Dover Books on Physics)
Electronic Structure and the Properties of Solids examines the physics of the chemical bond in the context of solid-state materials. Authored by Walter A. Harrison, this Dover Books on Physics title elucidates how electronic configurations determine the physical characteristics of solids, providing essential knowledge for understanding atomic interactions in crystalline lattices.
About This Book
The book delves into the electronic structure of solids and its implications for material properties, focusing on the physics underlying the chemical bond.
Written by Walter A. Harrison, it serves as a key text in the Dover Books on Physics series, offering insights into solid-state physics.
Readers gain an appreciation for how quantum mechanics governs the behavior of electrons in crystalline structures and their role in bonding.
This work bridges concepts from physics and chemistry, emphasizing the theoretical foundations of solid properties.
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