Readings | Introduction to Solid-State Chemistry | Materials Science and Engineering | MIT OpenCourseWare
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This section includes the companion notes for the lectures as well as a few extra handouts.
The purpose of the CHEMATLAS (Comprising Handy Extra Materials: All The Lectures As Summaries) is to serve as a guide and resource that gives you a quick overview of each lecture. For each lecture, there is: a summary of the main topics covered, the Why This Matters moment, and the new Why This Employs section, plus a few example problems with solutions. The CHEMATLAS is organized into three Units, which reflects the content that goes into each of the three exams. There’s also a Concept Map at the beginning of each Unit, to show how the various materials are connected together. We…
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