COMPLEX OXIDES: AN INTRODUCTION

Chapter contribution from John B Goodenough, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry 2019.

This book provides a unique look at the chemistry and properties of complex metal oxides from the perspectives of some of the most active researchers on this class of materials. Applications of complex oxide materials are highly varied. Topics reviewed in this volume include solid-state battery research, the chemistry of transparent conductors, ternary uranium oxides, magnetic perovskites, non-linear optical materials, complex molybdenum-vanadium bronzes and other complex materials used in selective oxidation catalysis. It is written to serve as an introduction to the subject for and those beginning to work on these materials, particularly new graduate students.

Contents:
Dielectric Amorphous-Oxide Electrolytes (M Helena Braga and John B Goodenough)Magnetic Properties of Perovskite Structure Oxides (John E Greedan)Ultraviolet and Deep-Ultraviolet Nonlinear Optical Materials (P Shiv Halasyamani)The Solid State Chemistry of AUO4 Ternary Uranium Oxides: A Review (Gabriel L Murphy, Zhaoming Zhang and Brendan J Kennedy)Transparent Conductors: Complex Coordination in Complex Metal Oxides (Karl Rickert, Steven Flynn, and Kenneth Poeppelmeier)Complex Molybdenum-Vanadium Oxide Bronzes and Suboxides as Catalysts for Selective Oxidation and Ammoxidation of Light Hydrocarbons (Douglas J Buttrey, Douglas A Blom and Thomas Vogt)New Crystalline Complex Metal Oxide Catalysts with Porous, Acidic, and Redox Properties (Satoshi Ishikawa, Zhengxin Zhang, Toru Murayama, Masahiro Sadakane and Wataru Ueda)

Readership: Graduate students and advanced undergraduate researchers, and other researchers new to the area of complex multimetallic oxide materials.