Landolt-Börnstein set 2017

<p>III/44H.- MgO.- MgS.- MgSe.- MgTe.- SrO.- SrS.- SrSe.- SrTe.- IV/15B1.- Introduction.- Measurement Methods.- Pure Liquids.- Solute in Solvent.- Solute in Solution.- IV/15B2.- Introduction.- Measurement Methods.- Diffusion in Liquid Mixtures.- IV/14H.- Zeolite-Type Crystal Structures and their Chemistry.- 25 New Framework Type Codes.- Introduction.- Data.- AFV.- AVL.- CSV.- EEI.- EWT.- IFO.- IFU.- IFW.- IFY.- IRN.- IRY.- ITG.- ITN.- ITT.- JNT.- JSR.- MWF.- OKO.- POS.- PSI.- SEW.- SFW.- SSO.- SVV.- UOV.- Supplement Standardized.- Supplement Nonstandard.- II/31D.- Introduction.- Experimental Methods for Determination of Magnetic Susceptibility.- Theoretical Aspects of Paramagnetic Susceptibility.- Paramagnetic Susceptibility Data.- II/31E.- Introduction.- Experimental Methods for Determination of Magnetic Susceptibility.- Theoretical Aspects of Paramagnetic Susceptibility.- Paramagnetic Susceptibility Data.- II/31F.- Introduction.- Experimental Methods for Determination of Magnetic Susceptibility.- Theoretical Aspects of Paramagnetic Susceptibility.- Paramagnetic Susceptibility Data.- II/31G.- Introduction.- Experimental Methods for Determination of Magnetic Susceptibility.- Theoretical Aspects of Paramagnetic Susceptibility.- Paramagnetic Susceptibility Data.- II/31H.- Introduction.- Experimental Methods for Determination of Magnetic Susceptibility.- Theoretical Aspects of Paramagnetic Susceptibility.- Paramagnetic Susceptibility Data.- II/31I.- Introduction.- Experimental Methods for Determination of Magnetic Susceptibility.- Theoretical Aspects of Paramagnetic Susceptibility.- Paramagnetic Susceptibility Data.- VIII/8.-Introduction.- Methods for Hydrogen Storage.- Sample Preparation.- Structural Properties of Hydrides.- Thermodynamic Properties.- Electrochemical Properties.- Application - Hydrogen Technology.- III/45B.- General introduction.- Theoretical foundation and simulation of surface structures.- Surface reconstruction and relaxation.- Structural defects at surfaces.- Photoelectron Spectroscopies applied to Condensed Matter Systems.- Raman scattering at surfaces.- Field electron and ion emission: basic formulae and constants.- Epigraphene.- Fullerenes on surfaces.- Surfaces at solid-electrolyte interfaces.</p>