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Thermochemical Processes Principles And Models C B Alcock

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Thermochemical Processes Principles And Models C B Alcock
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Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.93 MB
Pages: 393
Author: C. B. Alcock
ISBN: 9780750651554, 0750651555
Language: English
Year: 2001

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Thermochemical Processes Principles And Models C B Alcock by C. B. Alcock 9780750651554, 0750651555 instant download after payment.

Today the study of materials is concerned with the underlying thermodynamic and chemical processes involved in the manufacture and processing of a wide range of materials - metals, ceramics, semi-conductors, plastics and composites. For the first time, this book provides a quantitative description and examples of the application of physical chemical concepts to the processing and degradation of metallic and other inorganic materials, from the atomic scale to the analysis of industrial processes.Thermochemical Processes: Principles and Models deals with processes dominated in turn by the gas phase (such as chemical vapor deposition), the solid phase (such as powder metallurgy electroceramics and high-temperature corrosion) and the liquid phase (such as extraction metallurgy and glass-making).C. B. Alcock provides information which will prove invaluable to academics and workers involved in high temperature industries and in particular to those with an interest in the scientific analysis of processes - which will be most useful to those working in the field of modeling.

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