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The Core of this Entrepreneur's Mat-Sci Library,
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This review is from: Materials Chemistry (Hardcover)
As an alternative energy entrepreneur without the benefit of a degree in materials science, I've had to educate myself in this field in order to better understand the solar, fuel cell, and nanofabrication technologies I work to commercialize. I turned to Dr. Fahlman's book when a collegue suggested that I would need to "get a mini-PhD" in order to commercialize a new photovoltaic process; I found the book incredibly accessible and well written, and read it cover-to-cover in under two weeks! I now consider it an indispensible core reference in my professional library, and recommend it to anyone needing a deeper understanding of the technologies that are rapidly changing our lives.
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Good undergraduate text,
By J. K. Vohs (Latrobe, PA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Materials Chemistry (Hardcover)
This is the best text out there for teaching materials to undergraduate chemistry students. It provides good coverage for all the basic types of materials without overwhelming students. The focus on structure vs. properties really fit in well with our course objectives. I would highly recommend this text for any undergraduate materials chemistry course.
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Materials Chemistry by Bradley D. Fahlman (Hardcover - July 7, 2008)
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