From glass to crystal :: nucleation, growth and phase separation, from research to applications.
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| contents | Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Contributors -- Main symbols and physical constants -- Abbreviations -- Main crystalline phases considered in this book -- Chapter 1: The classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 2: Beyond the classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 3: Thermodynamics of the glassy and the crystalline states -- General kinetics of return to equilibrium -- Chapter 4: Phase separation processes in glass -- Chapter 5: Solid-state chemistry approach of the main crystalline phases in glass-ceramics -- Chapter 6: Elaboration and control of glass-ceramic microstructures -- Chapter 7: X-ray diffraction and glass-ceramic materials -- Chapter 8: Glass and crystallisation: mechanical properties -- Chapter 9: Electron microscopy applied to the study of nucleation and crystallisation in glasses -- Chapter 10: X-ray and neutron small-angle scattering -- Chapter 11: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: deciphering disorder and crystallisation phenomena in glassy materials -- Chapter 12: Raman spectroscopy: a valuable tool to improve our understanding of nucleation and growth mechanism -- Chapter 13: In situ crystallisation investigations using large scale facilities -- Chapter 14: Commercial applications of glass-ceramics -- Glass and glass-ceramic biomaterials -- Chapter 16: Colouring by metallic nanoparticles -- Chapter 17. Transparent glass-ceramics -- Chapter 18: Luminescence properties of rare earth ions doped in insulating nanoparticles embedded in glassy hosts -- Chapter 19: Glass-ceramics for engineering optical properties and nonlinear optics for engineering glass ceramics -- Chapter 20: Oxyfluoride glass-ceramics -- Chapter 21: Nucleation, crystallisation and phase separation in chalcogenide glasses -- Chapter 22: Glass-ceramics for waste immobilization -- Chapter 23: Crystalline glazes -- References -- Index -- Figures Rights & Permissions |
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| spelling | From glass to crystal : nucleation, growth and phase separation, from research to applications. London : EDP Sciences, 2017. 1 online resource (665 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed April 2, 2018). Includes bibliographical references and index. Annotation Glass-ceramics are now commonplace in our daily lives, despite having only been discovered for less than a century. Much still remains to be investigated and understood about these materials, both in their applications as well as in the underlying scientific concepts. This book aims to contribute to this objective, providing a complete overview on these materials. It presents an update on the recent developments concerning the mechanisms of nucleation, crystal growth and phase separation, bringing together theoretical aspects and characterization methods. It also covers current and future applications of a large variety of glass-ceramics. The book comprises three main parts. The first proposes an assessment of the various theories on nucleation, growth and phase separation in glassy systems. The second describes microscopic and spectroscopic analytical tools and focuses on recent advances applied to the characterization of glass-ceramics. The last part presents different families of glass-ceramics (oxides, oxyfluorides, chalcogenides) and their applications in many areas (optics, biomedical, domestic, artistic, storage of hazardous wastes ...). This reference book is destined to students (Master, PhD levels ...), lecturers, researchers, engineers, at university or in industry, or just those of us who are curious and keen to discover the exciting world of transformation of glass into these "hybrid" glass-ceramic materials, arising through this apparently simple glass to crystal transformation ... Daniel R. Neuville, IPGP-CNRS Senior Research Director, studies the thermodynamic and rheological properties of glasses, crystals and melts by linking their structure at high temperature to the macroscopic properties, applications ranging from Earth to materials sciences. Laurent Cormier, CNRS Senior Research Director, studies the structural properties of oxide glasses and liquids to better understand nucleation and, in particular, the role of nucleating agents in the formation of the glass-ceramics. Daniel Caurant, Researcher scientist at the CNRS, focuses on the relationship between composition, structure and properties of oxide glasses and studies the solubilization and dispersion of certain specific elements in glass matrices. Lionel Montagne, Professor at the University of Lille 1, investigates glasses and glass-ceramics based on phosphates or silicates using solid-state NMR. He develops glasses for non-conventional applications such as self-healing seals or alternative matrices for nuclear wastes Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Contributors -- Main symbols and physical constants -- Abbreviations -- Main crystalline phases considered in this book -- Chapter 1: The classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 2: Beyond the classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 3: Thermodynamics of the glassy and the crystalline states -- General kinetics of return to equilibrium -- Chapter 4: Phase separation processes in glass -- Chapter 5: Solid-state chemistry approach of the main crystalline phases in glass-ceramics -- Chapter 6: Elaboration and control of glass-ceramic microstructures -- Chapter 7: X-ray diffraction and glass-ceramic materials -- Chapter 8: Glass and crystallisation: mechanical properties -- Chapter 9: Electron microscopy applied to the study of nucleation and crystallisation in glasses -- Chapter 10: X-ray and neutron small-angle scattering -- Chapter 11: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: deciphering disorder and crystallisation phenomena in glassy materials -- Chapter 12: Raman spectroscopy: a valuable tool to improve our understanding of nucleation and growth mechanism -- Chapter 13: In situ crystallisation investigations using large scale facilities -- Chapter 14: Commercial applications of glass-ceramics -- Glass and glass-ceramic biomaterials -- Chapter 16: Colouring by metallic nanoparticles -- Chapter 17. Transparent glass-ceramics -- Chapter 18: Luminescence properties of rare earth ions doped in insulating nanoparticles embedded in glassy hosts -- Chapter 19: Glass-ceramics for engineering optical properties and nonlinear optics for engineering glass ceramics -- Chapter 20: Oxyfluoride glass-ceramics -- Chapter 21: Nucleation, crystallisation and phase separation in chalcogenide glasses -- Chapter 22: Glass-ceramics for waste immobilization -- Chapter 23: Crystalline glazes -- References -- Index -- Figures Rights & Permissions Crystallization. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85034495 Nucleation. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85093142 Cristallisation. Nucléation. crystallization. aat TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Chemical & Biochemical. bisacsh Crystallization fast Nucleation fast Neuville, Daniel R. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjCbdxqrpqW3DpmDCcXtDq http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2014050502 Cornier, Laurent. Caurant, D. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjqv6xK8gYFKRpQVDq3mMK http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2007076183 Montagne, Lionel. has work: From glass to crystal (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCG3Vmq84wQkv9RmVP8Pqgq https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=1605223 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | From glass to crystal : nucleation, growth and phase separation, from research to applications. Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Contributors -- Main symbols and physical constants -- Abbreviations -- Main crystalline phases considered in this book -- Chapter 1: The classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 2: Beyond the classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 3: Thermodynamics of the glassy and the crystalline states -- General kinetics of return to equilibrium -- Chapter 4: Phase separation processes in glass -- Chapter 5: Solid-state chemistry approach of the main crystalline phases in glass-ceramics -- Chapter 6: Elaboration and control of glass-ceramic microstructures -- Chapter 7: X-ray diffraction and glass-ceramic materials -- Chapter 8: Glass and crystallisation: mechanical properties -- Chapter 9: Electron microscopy applied to the study of nucleation and crystallisation in glasses -- Chapter 10: X-ray and neutron small-angle scattering -- Chapter 11: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: deciphering disorder and crystallisation phenomena in glassy materials -- Chapter 12: Raman spectroscopy: a valuable tool to improve our understanding of nucleation and growth mechanism -- Chapter 13: In situ crystallisation investigations using large scale facilities -- Chapter 14: Commercial applications of glass-ceramics -- Glass and glass-ceramic biomaterials -- Chapter 16: Colouring by metallic nanoparticles -- Chapter 17. Transparent glass-ceramics -- Chapter 18: Luminescence properties of rare earth ions doped in insulating nanoparticles embedded in glassy hosts -- Chapter 19: Glass-ceramics for engineering optical properties and nonlinear optics for engineering glass ceramics -- Chapter 20: Oxyfluoride glass-ceramics -- Chapter 21: Nucleation, crystallisation and phase separation in chalcogenide glasses -- Chapter 22: Glass-ceramics for waste immobilization -- Chapter 23: Crystalline glazes -- References -- Index -- Figures Rights & Permissions Crystallization. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85034495 Nucleation. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85093142 Cristallisation. Nucléation. crystallization. aat TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Chemical & Biochemical. bisacsh Crystallization fast Nucleation fast |
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| title_alt | Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Contributors -- Main symbols and physical constants -- Abbreviations -- Main crystalline phases considered in this book -- Chapter 1: The classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 2: Beyond the classical nucleation theory -- Chapter 3: Thermodynamics of the glassy and the crystalline states -- General kinetics of return to equilibrium -- Chapter 4: Phase separation processes in glass -- Chapter 5: Solid-state chemistry approach of the main crystalline phases in glass-ceramics -- Chapter 6: Elaboration and control of glass-ceramic microstructures -- Chapter 7: X-ray diffraction and glass-ceramic materials -- Chapter 8: Glass and crystallisation: mechanical properties -- Chapter 9: Electron microscopy applied to the study of nucleation and crystallisation in glasses -- Chapter 10: X-ray and neutron small-angle scattering -- Chapter 11: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: deciphering disorder and crystallisation phenomena in glassy materials -- Chapter 12: Raman spectroscopy: a valuable tool to improve our understanding of nucleation and growth mechanism -- Chapter 13: In situ crystallisation investigations using large scale facilities -- Chapter 14: Commercial applications of glass-ceramics -- Glass and glass-ceramic biomaterials -- Chapter 16: Colouring by metallic nanoparticles -- Chapter 17. Transparent glass-ceramics -- Chapter 18: Luminescence properties of rare earth ions doped in insulating nanoparticles embedded in glassy hosts -- Chapter 19: Glass-ceramics for engineering optical properties and nonlinear optics for engineering glass ceramics -- Chapter 20: Oxyfluoride glass-ceramics -- Chapter 21: Nucleation, crystallisation and phase separation in chalcogenide glasses -- Chapter 22: Glass-ceramics for waste immobilization -- Chapter 23: Crystalline glazes -- References -- Index -- Figures Rights & Permissions |
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