1. Auflage - Januar 2012
796,- Euro
2012. 2100 Seiten, 4 Bände, Hardcover
1800 Abb. (200 Farbabb.), 100 Tab. 
- Handbuch/Nachschlagewerk -
ISBN-10: 3-527-31149-1
ISBN-13: 978-3-527-31149-1 - Wiley-VCH, Weinheim

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Kurzbeschreibung
Ceramics have progressed from ancient bulk materials in pottery, construction, and decoration to a multitude of modern applications requiring thermal and chemical stability, durability and resistance to wear in environments and conditions under which other material classes cannot serve adequately. Ceramics Science and Technology illuminates this exciting material class from all sides for a wide audience ranging from materials scientists and engineers to chemists, biochemists, physicists and medical researchers.

Aus dem Inhalt
VOLUME 1

I. INTRODUCTION
History
Current Trends

II. STRUCTURES OF CERAMIC MATERIALS
Amorphous Structures
Crystals
Phase Transitions
Microstructures
Nanostructures
Cellular Structures
Ceramic Thin Films
Multiphase Fibre Composites

III. CERAMIC MATERIAL CLASSES
Borides
Nitrides
Carbides
Oxides
Carbon Materials
Diamond and Diamondlike Carbon Materials
Carbon Films
Glass Ceramics
Cellular Ceramics


VOLUME 2

IV. PROPERTIES AND CHARACTERIZATION
Mechanical Properties
Hardness
- Strain Resistance
- Diffusion in Ceramics
Powder Characterization
Degradation of Ceramics
- Material Fatigue
- Fracturing
- Erosion
- Corrosion
- Biodegradation


VOLUME 3

VI. SYNTHESIS AND PROCESSING OF CERAMICS
Firing
High-Temperature Synthesis
Hydrothermal Synthesis
Sintering and Hot Pressing
Hot and Cold Isostatic Pressing
Die Pressing
Slip Casting and Extrusion
Tape Casting
Injection Molding
Directed Metal Oxidation
CVD
Vapor Phase Deposition
Biomimetic Processing
Polymer to Ceramic Transformation Process
from Organic Polymers
from Inorganic Polymers
Micro/Nanostructure Generation
Doping
Joining of Ceramics
Finishing
Manufacturing Technology
Multiscale Modelling
Micro-/Nanostructural Design
Process Design
Process Control


VOLUME 4

VII. APPLICATIONS
Structural Ceramics
High-Temperature Engineering Ceramics
Human Prosthetics
- Bone
- Dental
Filters, Membranes
Host Materials for Catalytic and Catalyst-Coated Large Surfaces
Lightweight Materials
Superhard Materials
Functional Ceramics
- Semiconducting Ceramics
Ceramics for Information Technology
- Ferroelectric and Ferrimagnetic Ceramics
- Superconductors
Superionic Conductors
Piezoceramics (Actuators)
Tribological Applications

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