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Welcome to the Ionic Materials course. The lecture notes all display within a web browser* and can be accessed from the contents page.
PDF versions of the notes are also available on Learn.
If you have any problems with the presentations, please get in touch (james.cumby@ed.ac.uk)!
To continue, you can:
- get more information about using the slides,
- learn about interactive crystal structures, or
- go directly to the contents page.
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These slides are written using remark.js. Detailed instructions to use the slideshows can be found by pressing H*, but to advanced through the slides in order you can:
- type ↓, →, Pg Dn or Space on your keyboard
- Scroll using a mouse/touchpad
- Swipe on a touchscreen†
Some slides also contain additional notes or points of interest; to access these press P.
Move to the next slide to learn about interactive structures or go to the contents page.
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- *you may need to click on the slide area first
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Congratulations, you found the notes!
I'll use this area for extra information which you might find interesting or helpful.
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On some slides there are interactive crystal structures, allowing you to rotate and zoom the 3D models. These are created using Jmol.
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To rotate the crystal model, left-click and drag around the image area (this can take some practice!). Other useful actions can be found here.
To view the course materials, continue to the contents page.
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| Lecture | Topic |
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| 1 | Introduction to ionic materials |
| 2 | Defects |
| 3 | Ionic Conduction |
| 4 | Batteries |
| 5 | Dielectric materials |
| 6 | Fuel Cells |
Basic Solid State Chemistry, A. R. West, Wiley, 1988 and references given during lectures.