Engineering Research
Materials Science
Engineering Series
Characterization of Advanced Materials
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This special-topic volume includes two review articles written by eminent scientists in India, plus original articles by researchers working in various Indian research and academic institutions. The articles describe the results of analyses carried out on important materials that are useful to human society, and many characterization techniques have been reported for the analysis of various types of material. It is expected that this work will be very useful to scientists, researchers, academics, scholars and students working at various levels in academic, research and industrial institutions.
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Two review articles and several research reports discuss the results of analysis Indian scientists have carried out on important materials useful for human society. The review articles cover probing materials by positron annihilation techniques and Mossbauer spectroscopy, and material properties and preparation techniques for magnesium indium oxide thin films. Other topics include synthesizing lanthanum nickelate and praseodymium substituted compounds by the molten salt technique, laser shot peening of 304 austenitic stainless steel without protective coating, X-ray studies on lead sulfide, the automation of a photoacoustic spectrometer for nondestructive evaluation, a comparative study of removing methylene blue by the adsorption process, and synthesizing and characterizing ligand and its metal complexes.