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Spectroscopy and Dynamics of Orientationally Structured Adsorbates (World Scientific Lecture and Course Notes in Chemistry, Volume 7)

By S. H. Lin , V. M. Rozenbaum

Book information

Year
2002
ISBN
9812381759, 9789812381750, 9789812776501
Open Library ID
OL9196294M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (4788348 bytes)
Pages
208\209
Topic
Chemistry
Time added
2011-06-04 13:46:07

Description

A detailed and rigorous presentation of the spectroscopy and dynamics of orientationally structured adsorbates. It is intended largely for specialists and graduate students in solid state theory and surface physics. To make the volume readable also for beginners in surface science, a lucid style is used and many references on orientational surface structures and vibrational excitations in them is offered. The text is supplemented with two indices (alphabetical listing of subjects and authors, as well as cross-references) which should enable the reader to easily access the information both on principal concepts involved and on specific adsorbate compositions.

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