Chemistry of Materials and Energy. Examples and Future of a Millennial Science : Inaugural Lecture delivered on Thursday 23 January 2014
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| Langue: | Anglais |
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Paris :
Collège de France.
2017.
Paris : Cyberlibris, |
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| Résumé: | Since Antiquity, humans have used processes to transform the materials of their environment to suit their needs. Solid-state chemistry, initially a series of recipes, became a real science of matter and its transformations following nineteenth-century scientific discoveries. It is now used to develop efficient and eco-compatible materials to transport or store energy. Solid-state chemistry thus plays a crucial role in finding the answers that science will have to bring to humanity's new concerns, particularly surrounding environmental issues |
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