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Dynamics in Small Confining Systems III: Volume 464

Name: Dynamics in Small Confining Systems III: Volume 464
Brand: Materials Research Society
SKU: 02060119
Price: 22.59 EUR
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Author: J. M. DrakeJ. KlafterR. Kopelman
ISBN: 9781558993686

J. M. DrakeJ. KlafterR. Kopelman

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Codice Libristo: 02060119

Casa editrice Materials Research Society, giugno 1997

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Interfacial science has rapidly expanded beyond the original realm of chemistry to include physics, mechanical and chemical engineering, biology, materials science, and other specialized subfields. This book in a series from MRS emphasizes the effects of confinement on the physical and chemical properties of equilibrium and nonequilibrium systems. Of particular interest is the question of how nearby surfaces or ultra-small geometries can force a system to behave in ways significantly different than it behaves in bulk. Theoretical, experimental and computational evidence of the effects of confinement on gaseous, liquid and solid systems is presented. Topics include: probing confined systems; structure and dynamics of liquids at interfaces; nanorheology and tribology; adsorption; diffusion in porous systems and reaction dynamics.