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Combustion Synthesis Of Advanced Materials Chemistry Research And Applications Series B B Khina

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Combustion Synthesis Of Advanced Materials Chemistry Research And Applications Series B B Khina
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Publisher: Nova Science Pub Inc
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.52 MB
Pages: 123
Author: B. B. Khina
ISBN: 9781608769773, 9781613242544, 1608769771, 1613242549
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Combustion Synthesis Of Advanced Materials Chemistry Research And Applications Series B B Khina by B. B. Khina 9781608769773, 9781613242544, 1608769771, 1613242549 instant download after payment.

The goal of this book is to describe basic approaches to modelling non-isothermal interaction kinetics during CS of advanced materials and reveal the existing controversies and apparent contradictions between different theories, on one hand, and between theory and experimental data, on the other hand, and to develop criteria for a transition from traditional solid-state diffusion-controlled phase formation kinetics (a 'slow', quasi-equilibrium interaction pathway) to non-equilibrium, 'fast' dissolution-precipitation route.

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