Methods in Physical Chemistry (ePub)

Volume 1 PART I: Gas Phase MANIPULATING THE MOTION OF COMPLEX MOLECULES: DEFLECTION, FOCUSING, AND DECELERATION OF MOLECULAR BEAMS FOR QUANTUM-STATE ANDCONFORMER SELECTION Introduction: Controlled Molecules Experimental Methods Experimental Details Selected Applications Conclusions and Perspectives LASER IONIZATION SPECTROSCOPY Introduction Basic Principles Experimental Methods Case Studies Conclusions and Perspectives Supplementary Material MASS SPECTROMETRY FOR ION CHEMISTRY AND LINKS FROM THE GAS PHASE TO 'REAL' PROCESSES Introduction Key Experimental Methods Ion Structures Ion Energetics Reactions of Neutral Molecules Studied by Mass Spectrometry Ion Catalysis Summary and Perspectives PART II: Condensed-Phase SOLID STATE NMR: A VERSATILE TOOL IN SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE Introduction Basic Principles Experimental Techniques Selected Applications Conclusion Supplementary Material EPR - ESR - EMR, AN ONGOING SUCCESS STORY Introduction Basic Principles Experimental Methods Case Studies Conclusions and Perspectives Supplementary Material BROADBAND CONDUCTIVITY SPECTROSCOPY FOR STUDYING THE DYNAMICS OF MOBILE IONS IN MATERIALS WITH DISORDERED STRUCTURES Introduction: 'Microscopy in Time' in Disordered Ionic Materials Experimental Techniques: Spanning More Than 17 Decades in Frequency Linear Response Theory: Current Density and Conductivity Conductivity Spectra: Universal Properties Detected 'First' Universality: Spectra and Modeling 'Second' Universality: Spectra and Modeling X-RAY ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY - THE METHOD AND ITS APPLICATIONS Introduction Basic Principles - the EXAFS Equation Experimental Methods Case Studies Conclusion DIFFRACTION METHODS: STRUCTURE DETERMINATION AND PHASE ANALYSIS OF SOLIDS Introduction: Diffraction - What for? Basic Principles of the Elastic Interaction of Radiation and Periodic Arrays of Atoms Methods and Their Applications Summary: Diffractometry-Where To? SMALL-ANGLE X-RAY AND NEUTRON SCATTERING ? TWO

Peter C. Schmidt is a retired Professor of Physical Chemistry at the Technical University of Darmstadt. He is working in the field of Theoretical Solid State Chemistry. From 1992 to 1998 he was editor of the Berichte der Bunsen-Gesellschaft, an international Journal of Physical Chemistry, and from 1999 to 2010 he was the editor of the Bunsen-Magazin, a journal of the German Bunsen Society of Physical Chemistry.

Rolf Schäfer is a Professor of Physical Chemistry at the Technical University of Darmstadt. His major interest is in small clusters, isolated in the gas phase but also supported on surfaces. He is focussed on the development of molecular beam and surface science techniques to study the magnetic, optical, catalytic and thermal properties of clusters in dependence of size and composition. At present, he is the editor of the Bunsen-Magazin, a journal of the German Bunsen Society of Physical Chemistry.

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