Books by Keyword: Reduction

Description: This volume contains papers presented on the 4th International Conference on Material Engineering and Manufacturing (ICMEM 2020), the 3rd International Conference on Materials Design and Applications (ICMDA 2020) and the 2^nd International Conference on Biomacromolecules and Biomimetic Materials (ICBBM 2020) which were held successfully on remote in Tokyo, Japan during April 10-13, 2020. Presented articles are focused on fundamental and applied research in the field of materials properties, design of production technologies, and use of engineering materials, within the context of application in mechanical engineering and biomedicine.

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The Special Topic Volume is a result from the contribution of forty-one experts from the international scientific community in the respective field of research. It thoroughly covers recent work done in the area of photocatalysis. In recent year a boosting interest in the exploration of renewable energy sources and environmental abatement attracted the promises of photocatalysis particularly in hydrogen production by water splitting, storage of solar energy in sustainable chemical fuels, decomposition and removal of environmental pollutants and disinfection of water. Current environmental concern promises a bright future for this technology, particularly applications to improving the quality of water and of indoor and outdoor air. This volume provides the latest and in-depth coverage to photocatalytic materials and surfaces including their various applications for environmental and energy applications.

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The 71 papers presented here discuss topics such as studies of the use of fuxin natural zeolite for the preparation of molecular sieves, the technological mineralogy of slag films of medium-carbon steel, a mathematical model for predicting the internal parameters of a ball mill, the flotation characteristics of brucite and serpentine, the reaction behavior of rare-earth elements during reduction and ultrafine grinding of zirconium silicate.

Description: This volume focuses on how understanding of diffusion and reaction mechanisms affects the development of materials with the improved service properties.