'Mobile electrons' presentation slideshows

IV. Chemical Bonding

IV. Chemical Bonding. Dots represent valence electrons. Everything else (inner shell electrons and nucleus) is called the Kernel and is represented by the symbol. Phosphorous has 5 valence electrons so we draw 5 dots around the symbol for phosphorous.

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We now understand crystal structure and how to measure it

We now understand crystal structure and how to measure it. We now move into bigger condensed matter questions. First up: What holds a crystal together? (A hot topic in early CMP) Generalization to nonzero temps (Helmholtz free en(V,T)) gives eq . thermodynamics

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Lecture 16

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Lecture #30

OUTLINE The MOS Capacitor Electrostatics Reading: Chapter 16.3. Lecture #30. Bulk Semiconductor Potential, f F. p-type Si: n-type Si:. E c. E i. q f F. E F. E v. E c. E F. |q f F |. E i. E v. Voltage Drops in the MOS System. In general, where

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Lecture 16

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Lecture 16

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Honors Chemistry

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Ionic Compounds and Ionic Bonds

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The Crystalline Lattice vs Metallic Bonding

The Crystalline Lattice vs Metallic Bonding. Why Metals and Ionic Compounds are so Different. The Crystalline Lattice. The Crystalline Lattice of Ionic Bonding

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Chemical Bonding

Chemical Bonding. Is an electrostatic force of attraction between atoms that holds them together. It is the exposed electrons in the outermost shell that are the ones most responsible for an atoms chemical properties, including its bonds with other atoms. Covalent Bond.

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SUPERCONDUCTORS

SUPERCONDUCTORS. mobile electrons in conducting material move through lattice of atoms or ions that vibrate (thermal motion)

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Origin of the high, mobile charge density at the interfaces investigated in this project.

Two-Dimensional Electron Liquids in Oxides Susanne Stemmer, University of California-Santa Barbara, DMR 1006640.

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SrTiO 3

S. D. V G. Creating new devices using oxide materials.

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