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Structure of Ionic Solids, Metals, and Alloys
Ionic solids form rigid lattices; metals are cations in a sea of electrons, and alloys mix metals by substitution or interstitially.
- Ionic lattices
- Sea of electrons
- Substitutional and interstitial alloys
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