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100			_aMahamuni, Shailaja _91131827 _eauthor.
245			_aFoundations of Experimentals Physics
260			_aNew Delhi : _bCapital Publishing Company , _c2021 .
300			_axi, 362p. _b: ill. _c; 23 cm.
520			_aAll solids are composed of atoms or molecules and in order to explain their behavior, experiments and theories came forward. Simultaneously, many new materials were synthetically and systematically developed in the laboratories, properties of which needed to be understood before deploying them in various technologies. It is known that there is a strong correlation between structure and properties of materials. Therefore, experiments on solids involve understanding their structure with diffraction techniques using X-rays, electrons or neutrons. The materials may be in different forms like bulk solid, thin films or powders and need to be observed using microscopes. Finally the properties can be correlated to electronic structure which can be deciphered through various spectroscopy techniques. Magnetic measurements give the insight in to electron-electron correlation. The advantages and limitations of the techniques are also spelled out. In other words, this book takes into account the unaddressed needs of students and teachers associated with the experimental methods. Its relevance has increased manifold, as it addresses a wide scope of the topics in concise manner. Such as‚ improving signal-to-noise ratio, cryogenic methods, vacuum science, sources and detectors for electrons, photons (from infra-red to gamma rays), error analysis, statistical handling of data.
650			_aPhotons and electrons. _91238416
650			_aMicroscopy.
650			_aX-Ray diffraction.
650			_aOptical spectroscopy. _91238417
700			_aSidhaye, deepti _eco-author. _91238418
700			_aKulkarni, sulabha _eco-author. _91238419
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