Elements of materials science : an introductory text for engineering students /

By: Van Vlack, Lawrence HMaterial type: TextTextSeries: Addison-Wesley series in metallurgy and materialsPublisher: Reading, Massachusetts, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company [1959]Description: xv, 445 pages illustrations 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: [hardbound]Subject(s): Materials
Contents:
Contents: 1 Engineering requirements of materials -- 2 Atomic bonding -- 3 Atomic arrangements -- 4 Structural imperfections and atom movements -- 5 Electronic structures and processes -- 6 Metallic phases and their properties -- 7 Organic materials and their properties -- 8 Ceramic phases and their properties -- 9 Multiphase materials. Equilibrium relationships -- 10 Reactions within solid materials -- 11 Modification of properties through changes in microstructure -- 12 Stability of materials in service environments -- 13 Composite materials
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620.1 V84 1959 (Browse shelf) Available 3UCBL000017926

Includes appendices bibliography and index

Contents: 1 Engineering requirements of materials -- 2 Atomic bonding -- 3 Atomic arrangements -- 4 Structural imperfections and atom movements -- 5 Electronic structures and processes -- 6 Metallic phases and their properties -- 7 Organic materials and their properties -- 8 Ceramic phases and their properties -- 9 Multiphase materials. Equilibrium relationships -- 10 Reactions within solid materials -- 11 Modification of properties through changes in microstructure -- 12 Stability of materials in service environments -- 13 Composite materials

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