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Department of Chemical Engineering and Center for Micro-Engineered Ceramics, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131. [Pg.289]

Yoshiya M, Tanaka I, Adachi H (2000) Atomic Structure and Chemical Bonding of Intergranular film in Si3N4-Si02 Ceramics. In Sajgalik P, Lences Z (eds) Engineering Ceramics Multifunctional Properties-New Perspectives. Trans Tech Publications Ltd, Switzerland, p 107... [Pg.157]

Ceramics, Chemical Processing of Heat Exchangers Mineral Processing Petroleum Refining Pharmaceuticals Plastics Engineering Polymer Processing Process Control Systems Pulp and Paper Textile Engineering... [Pg.144]

HIGH-SPEED ENGINEERING CERAMIC COATING BY LASER CHEMICAL VAPOR... [Pg.363]

High-Speed Engineering Ceramic Coating by Laser Chemical Vapor Deposition... [Pg.364]

Engineered ceramics (SiC, AI2O3) for parts with chemical inertness and/or high wear resistance (Gudimetla et al. 2002 Srinivasu et al. 2009)... [Pg.1303]

The refractory nature and low density of ceramic materials make them an ideal choice for a host ofhigh temperature applications such as turbine engines, aerospace, chemical process... [Pg.277]

This book includes a cross-section of novel polymeric materials containing nontraditional atoms and emphasizes current chemical, biological, engineering, ceramic, and optical areas of application. It is intended for those interested in the general areas of biomedicine, catalysis, electronics and light, thermal stability, and analysis of materials. The polymers reported in this volume represent early research but are inidicative of future applicahon. [Pg.480]

ESK Engineering Ceramics, Technical Brochure, Wacker Chemicals, New (Canaan, CT (1993)... [Pg.326]

Bioconjugate Chemistry Bioinorganic Chemistry Biomineralization and Biomimetic Materials Biopolymers Ceramics Ceramics, Chemical Processing of Polymer Processing Tissue Engineering... [Pg.51]

Engineering ceramics can be classified into three—oxides, nonoxides, and composites. Examples for oxides are alumina and zirconia. Carbides, borides, nitrides, and silicides come under nonoxides. Particulate-reinforced oxides and nonoxides are examples for composites. Oxide ceramics are characterized by oxidation resistance, chemical inertness, electrical insulation. [Pg.39]

The excellent corrosion resistance of ceramics can be gauged from the following. Household cutlery, pottery, century-old vases, and so on are made of ceramics. Corrosion resistance arises due to their chemical stability and the high covalent bonding. Often hydrofluoric acid (HF), one of the strongest chemicals, is required to etch the microstructure of engineering ceramics. [Pg.59]

Ceramic Abstracts Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Abstract (CEBA) Chemical Journals of the American Chemical Society (CJACS)... [Pg.115]

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