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Volume 2 presents the latest applications of Mossbauer spectroscopy to the study of magnetic materials. The topics include: surface and thin film analysis, iron-based amorphous ribbons and wires, diffusion studies, analytical methods for Mossbauer spectral analysis of complex materials, and quasicrystalline materials among others. These discussions will be invaluable to materials scientists, inorganic chemists, and solid-state chemists.
Surface and Thin Film Analysis by Mossbauer Spectroscopy and Related Techniques; W. Meisel. Magnetic and Structural Properties of Real Metal Layer Interfaces; Ch. Cauer. Ironbased Amorphous Ribbons and Wires; Q.A. Pankhurst. Diffusion Studies by Mossbauer Spectroscopy; G. Vogl. Analytical Methods for Mossbauer Spectral Analysis of Complex Materials; D.G. Rancourt. Quasicrystalline Materials; Z.M. Stadnik. The Structure of Industrial Glasses Probed by Mossbauer Spectroscopy; C.E. Johnson et al. High Pressure Mossbauer Spectroscopy: The Second Generation; M.P. Pastemak, R.D. Taylor. Mossbauer Spectral Studies of Natural Substituted Spinels; U. Russo, et al. Iron-Zinc Intermetallics in Commercial Galvanneal Steel Coatings; D.C. Cook, R.G. Grant. Mossbauer Effect Studies of Materials Prepared by Mechanochemical Methods; S.J. Campbell, W.A. Kaczmarek. Index.
'Volume 2 (as well as volume 1) of Mossbauer Spectroscopy Applied to Magnetism and Materials Science is a useful tool not only for practitioners of Moessbauer spectroscopy but also for materials scientists who are interested in the original stories often told by nuclear probes.' Materials Research Society Bulletin, March 1998
