Structure and Properties of Interfaces in Ceramics MRS Vol 357 Bonnell 1995

Structure and Properties of Interfaces in Ceramics MRS Vol 357 Bonnell 1995

This is the hardcover proceedings volume from the Materials Research Society (MRS) Symposium on Structure and Properties of Interfaces in Ceramics, held November 28–December 2, 1994, at the MRS Fall Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts. Published in 1995 as Volume 357 of the MRS Symposium Proceedings series, the volume was edited by Dawn Bonnell (University of Pennsylvania), Manfred Rühle (Max-Planck-Institut für Metallforschung, Stuttgart), and Uma Chowdhry (E.I. duPont de Nemours). It contains peer-reviewed papers presented at the symposium and includes a full bibliographic reference list and index.

Specifications & What's Included

• Title: Structure and Properties of Interfaces in Ceramics
• Series: Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings
• Volume: 357
• Editors: Dawn Bonnell, Manfred Rühle, Uma Chowdhry
• Publisher: Materials Research Society (MRS)
• Publication Year: 1995
• ISBN: 1-55899-258-8 (hardcover)
• Format: Hardcover with alkaline paper
• Symposium: MRS 1994 Fall Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts
• Symposium Dates: November 28 – December 2, 1994
• Includes: Bibliographic references and index
• Language: English

Applications

The MRS Symposium Proceedings series documents current research presented at Materials Research Society meetings and serves as a primary reference for materials scientists, ceramicists, and engineers working in related fields. Volume 357 covers the structure and properties of interfaces in ceramic systems — a topic central to understanding grain boundary behavior, adhesion, fracture mechanics, and the performance of ceramic composites, coatings, and electronic substrates. This volume is a reference for researchers and graduate students in ceramic engineering, materials science, and solid-state chemistry, and is particularly relevant to work involving heterophase interfaces, ceramic surfaces, and ceramic processing. MRS proceedings volumes from the 1990s remain actively cited in the academic literature and are sought by university libraries, research labs, and individual researchers working on materials characterization and ceramic interface phenomena.