Introduction to nanocomposite science of layered and tubular materials / Gražyna Simha Martynková and Karla Čech Barabaszová ; edited by Mark H. Ruemmeli.

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INTRODUCTION TO NANOCOMPOSITE SCIENCEOF LAYERED AND TUBULAR MATERIALS ; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data ; CONTENTS ; FOREWORD ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION ; 1.1. BASIC CONCEPTS ; 1.2. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF COMPOSITE AND NANOCOMPOSITE MATERIALS ; 1.3. THE BASIC DIVISION OF NANOCOMPOSITE MATERIALS ; 1.3.1. Metal-Matrix Nanocomposites ; 1.3.2. Ceramic-Matrix Nanocomposites ; 1.3.3. Polymer-Matrix Nanocomposites ; CONCLUSION ; REFERENCES ; Chapter 2 BASIC METHODS OF COMPOSITEAND NANOCOMPOSITE MATERIALS PREPARATION ; 2.1. SOL-GEL TECHNIQUE ; CONCLUSION.

REFERENCE2.2. DEPOSITION OF THIN LAYERS ; CONCLUSION ; REFERENCE ; 2.3. REACTIVE MILLING ; CONCLUSION ; REFERENCE ; 2.4. INTERCALATION PROCESSES FORPOLYMERIC NANOCOMPOSITE ; 2.4.1. Polymer Melt Intercalation ; 2.4.2. Intercalation of Polymer or Pre-polymer from Solution ; 2.4.3. Direct Compounding ; CONCLUSION ; REFERENCES ; 2.5. IN-SITU SYNTHESIS ; CONCLUSION ; REFERENCES ; Chapter 3 NANOFILLERS FOR NANOCOMPOSITES ; 3.1. LAYERED NANOFILLERS; 3.1.1. Natural Layered Silicate Minerals ; 3.1.2. Graphite, Graphene and Other Graphitic Layers.

3.1.3. Oxides, Nitrides and Sulphides of Metals Layers3.2. TUBULAR AND FIBROUS NANOFILLERS ; 3.2.1. Carbon Nanotubes, BN Nanotubes ; 3.2.2. Silicon/ Silica/Silicate Nanotubes ; 3.2.3. Tubular Oxides, and Sulphides ; 3.2.4. Natural Bionanofillers ; CONCLUSION ; REFERENCES ; Chapter 4 APPLICATION ; REFERENCES ; INDEX.

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