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Books by Keyword: Adsorption
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Edited by:
Chang Kyu Rhee
Online since: February 2008
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
The recent utilization of nano-sized powders and porous materials has led to the expectation that it will lead to basic breakthrough solutions for prospective nanomaterial products offering high performance and multi-functionalism. For this reason, many industrial countries have financially supported nanostructured materials development and their use in technical innovation.
The recent utilization of nano-sized powders and porous materials has led to the expectation that it will lead to basic breakthrough solutions for prospective nanomaterial products offering high performance and multi-functionalism. For this reason, many industrial countries have financially supported nanostructured materials development and their use in technical innovation.
Edited by:
Dean-Mo Liu
Online since: September 1995
Description: The development of porous ceramic materials has presented a new challenge to various industries, because porous ceramics are more durable in severe environments and their surface characteristics permit them to satisfy very specific requirements.
Edited by:
K. Uematsu, Y. Moriyoshi, Y. Saito and J. Nowotny
Online since: September 1995
Description: The objective of the present publication is to discuss various aspects relevant to the interface of ceramics from a number of standpoints that should as distinct as possible.