Mechanochemical processing is a novel and cost effective method of producing a wide range of nanopowders. It involves the use of a high energy ball mill to initiate chemical reactions and structural changes. High energy ball milling: Mechanochemical processing of nanopowders reviews the latest techniques in mechanochemistry and how they can be applied to the synthesis and processing of various high-tech materials.
Part one discusses the basic science of mechanochemistry with chapters on such topics as the mechanism and kinetics of mechanochemical processes, kinetic behaviour in mechanochemically-induced structural and chemical transformations and materials design through mechanochemical processing. Part two reviews mechanochemical treatment of different materials including synthesis of complex ceramic oxides, production of intermetallic compound powders, synthesis of organic compounds, synthesis of metallic-ceramic composite powders and activation of covalent bond-based materials. Part three covers mechanochemical processes in metal powder systems and other applications with coverage of topics such as plating and surface modification using ultrasonic vibrations, activated powders as precursors for spark plasma sintering, titanium dioxide photocatalyst synthesis by mechanochemical doping and synthesis of materials for lithium-ion batteries.
With its distinguished editor and international team of contributors, High energy ball milling: Mechanochemical processing of nanopowders is a standard reference for all those involved in the production of ceramic and metallic components using sintering and other powder metallurgy techniques to produce net shape components.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction to mechanochemical processing - p. xiii 2. Part I: Basic science of mechanochemistry - p. 5 3. Chapter 2: Mechanism and kinetics of mechanochemical processes - p. 5 4. Chapter 3: Kinetic behaviour of mechanically induced structural and chemical transformations - p. 44 5. Chapter 4: Materials design through mechanochemical processing - p. 62 6. Chapter 5: Kinetic processes and mechanisms of mechanical alloying - p. 91 7. Part II: Mechanochemical treatment of different - p. 110 8. Chapter 6: Mechanochemical synthesis of complex ceramic oxides - p. 110 9. Chapter 7: Production of intermetallic compound powders by a mechanochemical approach: solid–liquid reaction ball milling - p. 148 10. Chapter 8: Mechanochemical processing of non-oxide systems with highly covalent bonds - p. 166 11. Chapter 9: Mechanochemical synthesis of metallic–ceramic composite powders - p. 192 12. Chapter 10: Mechanochemical synthesis of organic compounds and rapidly soluble materials - p. 223 13. Part III: Mechanochemical processes in metal powder systems and other applications - p. 248 14. Chapter 11: Mechanochemical plating and surface modification using ultrasonic vibration - p. 248 15. Chapter 12: Mechanochemically activated powders as precursors for spark plasma sintering (SPS) processes - p. 274 16. Chapter 13: Synthesis of titanium dioxide-based, visible-light induced photocatalysts by mechanochemical doping - p. 303 17. Chapter 14: Soft mechanochemical synthesis of materials for lithium-ion batteries: principles and applications - p. 330 18. Chapter 15: Materials for lithium-ion batteries by mechanochemical methods - p. 360 19. Index - p. 408
Mechanochemical processing is a novel and cost effective method of producing a wide range of nanopowders. It involves the use of a high energy ball mill to initiate chemical reactions and structural changes. High energy ball milling: Mechanochemical processing of nanopowders reviews the latest techniques in mechanochemistry and how they can be applied to the synthesis and processing of various high-tech materials.
Part one discusses the basic science of mechanochemistry with chapters on such topics as the mechanism and kinetics of mechanochemical processes, kinetic behaviour in mechanochemically-induced structural and chemical transformations and materials design through mechanochemical processing. Part two reviews mechanochemical treatment of different materials including synthesis of complex ceramic oxides, production of intermetallic compound powders, synthesis of organic compounds, synthesis of metallic-ceramic composite powders and activation of covalent bond-based materials. Part three covers mechanochemical processes in metal powder systems and other applications with coverage of topics such as plating and surface modification using ultrasonic vibrations, activated powders as precursors for spark plasma sintering, titanium dioxide photocatalyst synthesis by mechanochemical doping and synthesis of materials for lithium-ion batteries.
With its distinguished editor and international team of contributors, High energy ball milling: Mechanochemical processing of nanopowders is a standard reference for all those involved in the production of ceramic and metallic components using sintering and other powder metallurgy techniques to produce net shape components.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction to mechanochemical processing - p. xiii 2. Part I: Basic science of mechanochemistry - p. 5 3. Chapter 2: Mechanism and kinetics of mechanochemical processes - p. 5 4. Chapter 3: Kinetic behaviour of mechanically induced structural and chemical transformations - p. 44 5. Chapter 4: Materials design through mechanochemical processing - p. 62 6. Chapter 5: Kinetic processes and mechanisms of mechanical alloying - p. 91 7. Part II: Mechanochemical treatment of different - p. 110 8. Chapter 6: Mechanochemical synthesis of complex ceramic oxides - p. 110 9. Chapter 7: Production of intermetallic compound powders by a mechanochemical approach: solid–liquid reaction ball milling - p. 148 10. Chapter 8: Mechanochemical processing of non-oxide systems with highly covalent bonds - p. 166 11. Chapter 9: Mechanochemical synthesis of metallic–ceramic composite powders - p. 192 12. Chapter 10: Mechanochemical synthesis of organic compounds and rapidly soluble materials - p. 223 13. Part III: Mechanochemical processes in metal powder systems and other applications - p. 248 14. Chapter 11: Mechanochemical plating and surface modification using ultrasonic vibration - p. 248 15. Chapter 12: Mechanochemically activated powders as precursors for spark plasma sintering (SPS) processes - p. 274 16. Chapter 13: Synthesis of titanium dioxide-based, visible-light induced photocatalysts by mechanochemical doping - p. 303 17. Chapter 14: Soft mechanochemical synthesis of materials for lithium-ion batteries: principles and applications - p. 330 18. Chapter 15: Materials for lithium-ion batteries by mechanochemical methods - p. 360 19. Index - p. 408
