Speaker
Mr
Kristaps Saršūns
(University of Latvia, Faculty of Chemistry)
Description
Solid solutions (SS) are single multicomponent solid phases for which the constituent component ratio can vary in continuum. Along with the composition, also properties of solid solutions are modulated. The changes in composition are often accompanied by a continuous change in some physical and/or chemical properties (e.g., density, solubility, melting point), and more complex properties such as solid-state luminescence and phosphorescence properties, that are composition-dependent.
Primary author
Mr
Kristaps Saršūns
(University of Latvia, Faculty of Chemistry)
Co-authors
Mr
Kaspars Leduskrasts
(Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis)
Dr
Toms Rekis
(University of Latvia, Faculty of Chemistry)
Dr
Agris Bērziņš
(University of Latvia, Faculty of Chemistry)
