2025Year

Second Semester

Physical Properties of Inorganic Solids

Lecture

Physical Properties of Inorganic Solids

Z1300009 Physical Properties of Inorganic Solids

HASHIMOTO Hideki

2.0Credits

Thu.3Period

Hachioji Campus

1N-401講義室

A) A high degree of specialized expertise　100%
B) The skills to use science and technology　0%
C) The ability to conduct research independently, knowledge pertaining to society and occupations, and sense of ethics required of engineers and researchers　0%
D) Creative skills in specific areas of specialization　0%

Inorganic solid materials are used in various fields such as energy, environment, electronics, information, medical care. For creating inorganic solid materials, it is necessary to understand the mechanism of their physical properties. The course provides the knowledge about the physical properties (thermal conduction, electric conduction, optical property, and magnetic property, etc.) of inorganic solids from the viewpoint of crystal structure and behavior of atoms and electrons.

Having an interest in physical properties of inorganic solids

Not used

1. Crystal structure
　Lattice, unit cell, crystal structure, amorphous and liquids
2. Reciprocal space
　k-space, reciprocal lattice, coordinate of reciprocal lattice, X-ray diffractometry
3. Quantum mechanics
　Basic of quantum mechanics, harmonic oscillator, angular momentum, spin, electronic state of atom
4. Bonds in solids
　Molecular bond, ionic bond, covalent bond, metallic bond, van der Waals bond, hydrogen bond
5. Lattice vibration
　1D lattice vibration, 3D lattice vibration, phonon
6. Lattice specific heat, thermal conduction
　Formulation of lattice specific heat, specific heat at high temperature, definition and mechanism of thermal conduction
7. Free electron theory
　Free electron model, electronic state in box, Fermi statistics, density of state and Fermi distribution, electronic heat specific
8. Energy band
　General, band of empty lattice, band of free electron, pseudopotential method
9. Band theory
　Classification of metal and insulator, electron motion in k-space, hole, crystal momentum, Fermi surface
10. Electrical conduction
　Classical electrical conduction, Hall effect, temperature dependence of electrical resistance, electrical conduction in k-space
11. Optical property
　Electromagnetism, optical properties of metal and insulator, band absorption in semiconductors
12. Magnetic property
　Magnetic moment, paramagnetism, diamagnetism, ferromagnetism
13. Semiconductors
　Band structure, energy distribution of electrons and holes, extrinsic semiconductors, effective mass theory, p-n junction
14. Final report
15. Reviewing of the course

Attendance and quizzes using the learning management system: 50%
Term paper: 50%

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固体物理学　岡崎誠著　裳華房，キッテル固体物理学入門　上・下　丸善，ウエスト固体化学　基礎と応用　講談社

Second period on Wednesday
Room: 17-251
E-mail: st13523@ns.kogakuin.ac.jp

Students can attend from any department.
Although the knowledge of difficult mathematics and physics can be needed in understanding mechanism of physical properties of inorganic solids, the main aim of this course is to understand it in a qualitative manner from the viewpoint of materials chemists.
Please contact before the lecture, if you absent from the class due to conference and so on.

Not applicable

Applied Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Program