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  • - Volume 2: Surface Area and Pore Size Determination.
    af Terence Allen
    2.363,95 kr.

    The first volume is devoted to sampling and particle size measurement, while surface area and pore size determination are reviewed in volume 2. Particle size and characterisation are central to understanding powder properties and behaviour.

  • af H. Gericke & Ralf Weinekoetter
    1.707,95 kr.

    This book covers the theoretical and practical aspects of the mixing of solids and presents an overview as well as detailed know-how and experience. The book demonstrates the state of the art of mixing and segregation technology, quality control, design of mixers, design scale-up and engineering of complete processes.

  • - Tailoring Properties for Optimal Performance
     
    1.082,95 kr.

    Particulate Products

  • af K. Heiskanen
    2.134,95 kr.

    The fundamentals of wet classification are described and a scientific basis for solving classification is presented. For the practical engineer, there is an overview of the technical solutions available.

  • - Classification and sedimentation methods
    af I. Claus Bernhardt
    2.100,95 kr.

    teacher Professor Ernst-Joachim Ivers to whom I still owe many insights 20 years after the end of his working life. Bernhardt Freiberg 1 Position, tasks and structure of particle size analysis Today the concept of particle size analysis is that of a special field of particle measurement technology, which in turn is part of particulate technology.

  • af Renliang Xu
    2.398,95 kr.

    Particle characterization is an important component in product research and development, manufacture, and quality control of particulate materials and an important tool in the frontier of sciences, such as in biotechnology and nanotechnology.

  • af Jim Litster & Bryan Ennis
    2.398,95 kr.

    This book had its origins in a meeting between two (relatively) young particle technology researchers on Rehobeth Beach in Delaware in 1992 near the holiday house of Reg Davies (then Director of the Particle Science and Technology Research Center in Dupont).