Electronic Properties of Inorganic Quasi-One-Dimensional Compounds

The close relationship between experimentalists and theorists whether solid state chemists or physicists has, in the last few years, inspired much research in the field of materials with quasi one-dimensional structures.

Part II of this two-volume set deals with the experimental treatment of pseudo-one-dimensional conductors. Included are contributions on platinum chains, (SN) x and (SNBr y)x , the optical properties of 1-D inorganic metals, CDW transport in transition metal chalcogenides, and a lattice dynamical study of transition metal trichalcogenides.

Klappentext

The close relationship between experimentalists and theorists whether solid state chemists or physicists has, in the last few years, inspired much research in the field of materials with quasi one-dimensional structures. Part II of this two-volume set deals with the experimental treatment of pseudo-one-dimensional conductors. Included are contributions on platinum chains, (SN)x and (SNBry)x, the optical properties of 1-D inorganic metals, CDW transport in transition metal chalcogenides, and a lattice dynamical study of transition metal trichalcogenides.

Inhalt
Properties of Conducting Platinum Chain Compounds.- Physical Properties of (SN)x and (SNBr)x.- Optical Investigations of One-Dimensional Inorganic Metals.- Charge Density Wave Transport in Transition Metal Tri- and Tetrachalcogenides.- Lattice Dynamical Study of Transition Metal Trichalcogenides.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.