Introduction to Ceramics: Ceramics Processing Fundamentals

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Explores material selection criteria in microtechnology design and the influence of fatigue on material limits.

Explores fracture, toughness, and crack propagation in materials, emphasizing surface energy and material resistance.

Explores ceramics, glasses, metals, and polymers properties, raw materials importance, and market trends in ceramic products.

Explores binder deposition in additive manufacturing, focusing on fast production and versatile applications with some limitations.

Explores the enhancement of SAR value in nanoparticles for diverse applications.

Covers the theory and applications of electron diffraction in materials science.

Explores the deformation of materials through stresses, deformations, and elasticity, focusing on the behavior of metals, ceramics, and polymers.

Explores ceramic forming methods like dry pressing and slip casting.

Covers advanced lithography, nanoscale imaging, and fabrication techniques in nanotechnology.

Explores how materials respond to repeated stress cycles, leading to potential rupture and the distinction between high-cycle and low-cycle fatigue.