Functional Fillers
Chemical Composition, Morphology, Performance, Applications
- 2nd Edition - February 21, 2023
- Author: George Wypych
- Language: English
- Hardback ISBN:9 7 8 - 1 - 7 7 4 6 7 - 0 1 6 - 3
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 1 - 7 7 4 6 7 - 0 1 7 - 0
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Functional Fillers: Chemical Composition, Morphology, Performance, Applications, Second Edition covers the structure, physical properties, electrical and magnetic properties, and applications of fillers. The book includes two sections, with the first part covering classic fillers, analyzing the current modifications in relation to composition and morphology, and enabling enhancements in properties and applications. The second part presents the new generation of fillers, which provide designers with exceptional properties not previously available. Applications discussed include lubricants, anti-corrosion, antimicrobial, and more. Renewable fillers and recycling of fillers are covered as well.
- Provides up-to-date, applicable information on the use of functional fillers
- Focuses on chemical modifications, enhanced density, particle size, mixtures of fillers, special properties, and fillers from renewable sources
- Covers both classical and new generation fillers
Academic researchers, professional engineers, material scientists, chemists; Grad/upper level undergrad students
1 INTRODUCTION
2 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CLASSICAL FILLERS
2.1 Fillers − element concentration
2.2 Functional groups
2.3 Trace elements
3 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS SPECIAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
3.1 Superlight
3.2 High density
3.3 Thermal insulation and conductivity
3.4 Thermal energy storage
4 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
4.1 Conductive
4.2 Insulating
4.3 Insulating/conductive mixtures
4.4 Dielectric
4.5 Magnetic
4.6 Magnetodielectric
4.7 EMI shielding
4.8 Microwave absorption
4.9 Piezoresistive
4.10 Electrostatic discharge prevention
5 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS - STRUCTURE
5.1 Typical morphology of mineral fillers
5.2 Molecular (polyhedral and allotrope)
5.3 Carbon dots
5.4 Nanofillers
5.5 Nanowires
5.6 Nanorods
5.7 Nanosheets
5.8 Nanodiamonds
5.9 High aspect ratio
5.10 Layered double hydroxides
5.11 Functionalized fillers
5.12 Plasma activation
5.13 Encapsulated fillers (core-shell)
5.14 Hybrid
5.15 Porous
6 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS − APPLICATIONS
6.1 Lubricants
6.2 Corrosion prevention
6.3 Membranes
6.4 Osteoconductive and other bone tissue engineering fillers
6.5 Soft tissue fillers
6.6 Antimicrobial
7 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS. RENEWABLE AND RECYCLING
7.1 Biofillers
7.2 Biosorbents
7.3 Geopolymers
7.4 Recycled
2 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CLASSICAL FILLERS
2.1 Fillers − element concentration
2.2 Functional groups
2.3 Trace elements
3 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS SPECIAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
3.1 Superlight
3.2 High density
3.3 Thermal insulation and conductivity
3.4 Thermal energy storage
4 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
4.1 Conductive
4.2 Insulating
4.3 Insulating/conductive mixtures
4.4 Dielectric
4.5 Magnetic
4.6 Magnetodielectric
4.7 EMI shielding
4.8 Microwave absorption
4.9 Piezoresistive
4.10 Electrostatic discharge prevention
5 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS - STRUCTURE
5.1 Typical morphology of mineral fillers
5.2 Molecular (polyhedral and allotrope)
5.3 Carbon dots
5.4 Nanofillers
5.5 Nanowires
5.6 Nanorods
5.7 Nanosheets
5.8 Nanodiamonds
5.9 High aspect ratio
5.10 Layered double hydroxides
5.11 Functionalized fillers
5.12 Plasma activation
5.13 Encapsulated fillers (core-shell)
5.14 Hybrid
5.15 Porous
6 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS − APPLICATIONS
6.1 Lubricants
6.2 Corrosion prevention
6.3 Membranes
6.4 Osteoconductive and other bone tissue engineering fillers
6.5 Soft tissue fillers
6.6 Antimicrobial
7 FUNCTIONAL FILLERS. RENEWABLE AND RECYCLING
7.1 Biofillers
7.2 Biosorbents
7.3 Geopolymers
7.4 Recycled
- Edition: 2
- Published: February 21, 2023
- Language: English
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George Wypych
George Wypych has a Ph.D. in chemical engineering. His professional expertise includes both university teaching (full professor) and research and development. He has published 18 books, 47 scientific papers, and he has obtained 16 patents. He specializes in polymer additives, polymer processing and formulation, material durability and the development of sealants and coatings.
Affiliations and expertise
ChemTec Publishing, Ontario, CanadaRead Functional Fillers on ScienceDirect