The chemistry of ceramics
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The chemistry of ceramics
Wiley, c1996
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The Institute for Solid State Physics Library. The University of Tokyo.図書室
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Note
Includes index
"First published by Maruzen in 1982, second published in 1993, English version is primarily based on the second edition."
"Kunihito Koumoto should appear as above and not as Kunihiko Koumoto as printed on the cover and preliminary pages of this book."
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Ceramics comprise all engineering materials or products that are chemically inorganic and are usually rendered serviceable through high temperature processing. There is a growing interest in the chemistry of ceramics as their uses are extended throughout the machining and electronics industries. This work, translated from the Japanese edition explains the chemical structures of ceramics and the resulting physical and chemical properties of different types of ceramics. The emphasis on the structure-property correlation aids understanding of traditional uses of and new technologies involved in the ceramics industry. Chapter 3 covers ceramic reactions which is important for the understanding of the underlying chemical structures and the production processes. Thermal, electrical, optical, mechanical, chemical and biochemical properties are all treated.
Table of Contents
- A position of ceramics in history
- ceramics in the history of materials
- chemistry of ceramics as an academic topic
- future perspectives
- structures of ceramics
- reactions of ceramics
- physical properties of ceramics
- thermal, electrical, optical, mechanical and chemical properties.
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