Nanophase Ceramics For Commercial Application

Nanophase materials are defined by their unique or enhanced properties. These are achievable by assembling particles with aggregate dimensions ranging from 1-100nm. Nanophase materials are subject to research in academic, government and, more recently, industrial laboratories. Commerical applications for nanophase materials can be divided into three formats: bulk consolidated structures with nanometer grains; porous structures with nanometer grains and pores; and dispersions of nanometer particles in solvents.

Author
Dr J Parker
Origin
Nanophase Technologies Corp
Journal Title
Ceramic Technology International 1996 41-45
Sector
Glass Ceramics
Class
GC 213

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Nanophase Ceramics For Commercial Application
Ceramic Technology International 1996 41-45
GC 213
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