"Crystallography Case Studies at the Undergraduate Level" by Peter Josue Rosado Flores
 

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2020

Publication Title

Educación química

Abstract

Powder diffraction is not a characterization method alien when it concerns inorganic chemistry and material science. At the undergraduate level, however, it is rare to come upon the teaching of these methods (probably due to the lack of expensive instrumentation that could ascend the $500,000 USD mark), and instructors mostly focus on the theory. This work provides techniques to construct these case studies that could be utilized in a classroom environment, particularly at the intermediate and advance inorganic chemistry level. Therefore, the purpose of this study seeks to contribute implemented ideas to the facilitation of crystallography education at the undergraduate level using the case study method.

Department

Chemistry, Physics, and Astronomy

Volume Number

31

Issue Number

3

DOI

https://doi.org/10.22201/fq.18708404e.2020.3.71457

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