Inorganic Fine Chemical Process Technology

Author: Zhang Zhao
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The second edition of this book has been supplemented with new content to reflect the latest achievements in the field of inorganic fine chemical industry, and some chapters have been removed to make the content more concise. The second edition consists of 4 parts and 19 chapters. Part 1 introduces new materials and technologies of the 21st century. It includes the properties and applications of nanomaterials; the principles of monodispersed particle preparation; sol-gel technology, biomimetic synthesis; microemulsion technology, and inorganic synthesis under external field effects, etc. Part 2 introduces micro-powder preparation processes, including gas-phase, solid-phase, and liquid-phase methods. Part 3 discusses the chemical engineering issues of wet micro-powder preparation, including the kinetics of precipitation reaction processes and reactors, dehydration of ultrafine powders, and drying methods and equipment for wet powders and wet gels. Part 4 introduces the preparation processes and research progress of emerging inorganic chemicals, including magnetic information storage materials, fine ceramics, inorganic membranes, novel porous materials, and nano-particle catalytic materials. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in chemistry, chemical engineering, and related disciplines such as materials science and metallurgy. It can also be used as a selective course textbook for graduate students. Additionally, it is a valuable reference for engineering technicians engaged in research and production in this field.