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Ceramic materials

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Physical ceramics

Yet-Ming Chiang, W. David Kingery, Yet-ming Chiang et al.

1996

Treatise on Materials Science and Technology

Herbert Herman

1972

Mechanical and thermal properties of ceramics

Symposium on Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Ceramics Gaithersburg, Md. 1968.

1969

Joining of ceramics

M. G. Nicholas

1990

Corrosion of Ceramic and Composite Materials

Ronald A. McCauley

2004

The chemistry and physics of clays and allied ceramic materials

R. W. Grimshaw

1971

Cellular ceramics

Paolo Colombo

2005

Fracture in ceramic materials

Anthony G. Evans

1984

Ceramic applications in turbine engines

Harold E. Helms

1986

Magnetic ceramics

Raul Valenzuela

1994

Superconductors, the irresistible future

Albert Stwertka

1991

Sol-Gel Materials

Nico A.J.M. Sommerdijk, John D. Wright

2000

Sol-gel science

C. Jeffrey Brinker

1990

The Ceramic Process

Anton Reijnders

2005

The Ceramic Glaze Handbook

Mark Burleson

2003

Ceramics

C. A. Daniels

2002

Short papers on geologic subjects

Howard R. Schwalb

1954

Sol-Gel Technologies for Glass Producers and Users

Michel A. Aegerter

2004

Clays and ceramic raw materials

W. E. Worrall

1986

Alumina

E. Dörre

1984

Ceramic gas turbine design and test experience

David W. Richerson

2002

A stained glass journey

Jillian Sawyer, Sawyer Jillian

1999

XRF analysis of ceramics, minerals, and allied materials

Harry Bennett

1992

The complete potter

Steve Mattison

2003

Corrosion of ceramics

Ronald A. McCauley

1995

Ceramics (Interior and Industrial Design)

Chris Lefteri

2003

Ceramics in machining processes

Alan G. King

1966

High-temperature corrosion resistance of ceramic materials

T. A. Clancy

1981

Fundamental Principles of Sol-Gel Technology

Ronald William Jones

1990

Art deco tableware

Judy Spours

1988

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