The book "Нестехиометрия в твердом теле" (Nonstoichiometry in Solid Bodies) by [author name] presents a comprehensive analysis of the phenomenon of nonstoichiometry, which refers to the disorder or order in the arrangement of atoms and vacancies in solid-phase compounds. This concept is crucial for understanding the evolution of technology and its impact on modern knowledge. The author argues that developing a personal paradigm for perceiving this process is essential for human survival and unity in a world filled with conflict. The book begins by defining nonstoichiometry and its significance in various types of compounds, including carbides, nitrides, oxides, sulfides, and related triple embedding compounds, as well as metal alloys and solid displacement solutions. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding these phenomena to appreciate the potential for ordering and disordering in any system with substitution.

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