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Companion Website

This textbook is supported by a website which contains a variety of supplementary resources:

www.wiley.com/go/west/solidstatechemistry2

Online you will find PowerPoint slides of all figures from the book, as well as solutions to the set of questions. The website also gives you access to a CrystalMaker^® viewer program. The CrystalViewer software is available for Windows and Mac, and is accompanied by a broad array of crystal structures for you to view and manipulate.

Crystal Viewer

CrystalViewer is a visualisation program for displaying and manipulating crystal structures. The CrystalViewer software facilitates the exploration of crystal structures from the book in three dimensions, allowing users to view the structures in different orientations, and highlight/hide different structural features so as to aid the interpretation of complex crystal structures. The CrystalViewer program is accompanied by over 100 crystal structure files; many of these structures relate directly to illustrations from the book, identified by their figure numbers, and a variety of additional structures are provided to complement the concepts and applications discussed in the text.

The CrystalViewer software and accompanying structure files can be downloaded from the companion website at http://www.wiley.com/go/west/solidstatechemistrystudent.

An example of how a crystal structure can appear very different, depending on which aspects are emphasised, is shown here for CaCu₃Ti₄O₁₂, in which the two diagrams highlight either the TiO₆ octahedra or the CuO₄ square planar units.

Crystal Structure Library

A Crystal Structure Library is available on the companion website containing >100 structures which can be examined in detail using the CrystalViewer Software. The structures which correspond directly to figures in the book are listed below, with the relevant figure number noted in parentheses. Many more crystal structures are available online, including minerals and other inorganic structures. Further structures may be added from time to time.

Major Inorganic Structure Types (and relevant book diagrams)

β‐alumina, NaAl11O17 (8.23 and 8.24) Anatase BaTiO3 (8.40) bcc metal (2.12) Beryl Bi4V2O11 Bixbyite Brass, ZnCu (2.11) Brookite Brownmillerite, Ca2(Fe,Al)2O5 (1.42) Brucite CaC2 (1.10) CaCu3Ti4O12 (1.42) Calcite Ca silicates (several) CdCl2 (1.40) Cdl2 (1.39) Chevrel Phase, BaMo6S8 (8.6) Corundum, α‐Al2O3 (1.46) CsCl (1.36) Delafossite Diamond (1.33) Eucryptite fcc metal (1.20) Feldspar Fluorite/antifluorite, CaF2 (1.29, 1.30 and 1.34) Garnet, Y3Fe5O12 (1.49) GdFeO3 (1.41) Gehlenite hcp metal (1.21) Hollandite (8.27) Ilmenite, FeTiO3 (1.46) K2NiF4 (1.50) LaB6 Layered double hydroxides (4.11)

Li3N (8.32) Li2MnO3 LiCoO2/α‐NaFeO2 (8.35) LiNbO3 (1.46) Li3PO4 Li3SbO4 Li silicates LiAlO2 Magnetoplumbite (9.14) MgB2 (1.51) Mayenite Nasicon, NaZr2(PO4)3 (8.27) Melilite Mullite Muscovite Nickel arsenide, NiAs (1.35) Olivine, LiFePO4 (1.45) PbFCl, matlockite (8.6) PbO (3.14) Perovskite, SrTiO3 (1.41) Pyrochlore (1.48) Rock salt, NaCl (1.2, 1.29 and 1.31) Rutile, TiO2 (1.37) Scheelite SiO2 Sodalite Spinel (1.44) Spodumene Talc Tenorite, CuO Tetragonal tungsten bronze (1.43) Willemite Wurtzite, ZnS (1.35) YBa2Cu3O6 (8.8) YBa2Cu3O7 (8.8) Zinc blende/sphalerite, ZnS (1.29 and 1.33) Zircon ZrCuSiAs (8.6)