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Advanced Ceramic Materials and Processes

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Ceramics have been the focus of increased interest in recent years. This interest is reflected in part by governmental programs to stimulate advanced development and uses of ceramics, e.g. in the U.S., Japan, and Germany. This interest is also shown in the wide press coverage, including terms such as “ceramis fever” and “the new ceramic age”. More concrete are the interests and commitment shown by a number of large, especially chemically based, corporations, in ceramics not only in the U.S. and Japan, but also several other countries, such as England, France, Germany and Sweden. This conference and the resultant procedings are another manifestation of this interest.

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    David L. Cocke (Associate Professor of Chemistry, Program Co-Chair, 1986 IUCCP Research Symposium) & Abraham Clearfield (Professor of Chemistry, Program Co-Chair, 1986 IUCCP Research Symposium) (Associate Professor of Chemistry, Program Co-Chair, 1986 IUCCP Research Symposium) &  (Professor of Chemistry, Program Co-Chair, 1986 IUCCP Research Symposium)

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Rice, R.W. (1987). Advanced Ceramic Materials and Processes. In: Cocke, D.L., Clearfield, A. (eds) Design of New Materials. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9501-4_9

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