Thermal analysis of micro, nano- and non-crystalline materials: transformation, crystallization, kinetics and thermodynamics / ed. by J.Šesták, P.Šimon. - Dordrecht; London: Springer, 2013. - xii, 484 p.: ill. - (Hot topics in thermal analysis and calorimetry; 9). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.481-484. - ISBN 978-90-481-3149-5; ISSN 1571-3105  Место хранения:   043 | | Институт углехимии и химического материаловедения CO РАН (В 2010 г. институт отделился от Института угля (065)) | Кемерово

Оглавление / Contents

1 Some Fundamental and Historical Aspects of Phenomenological Kinetics in the Solid State Studied by Thermal Analysis .......................................... 1 Nobuyoshi Koga, Jaroslav Šesták, and Peter Šimon 2 Equilibrium Background of Processes Initiated by Heating and Ehrenfest's Classification of Phase Transitions ................................................. 29 Pavel Holba 3 Crystal Defects and Nonstoichiometry Contributions to Heat Capacity of Solids .................................. 53 Pavel Holba and David Sedmidubský 4 Forty Years of the Turnbull Reduced Glass Transition Temperature and Hrubý Glass-Forming Coefficient and Their Current Perception .......................................... 75 Ana Kozmidis-Petrovic and Jaroslav Šesták 5 Heat Transfer and Phase Transition in DTA Experiments ....... 99 Pavel Holba, Jaroslav Šesták, and David Sedmidubský 6 Determination of the Glass Transition by DSC: A Comparison of Conventional and Dynamic Techniques ........ 135 John M. Hutchinson 7 Structural Relaxation and Viscosity Behavior in Supercooled Liquids at the Glass Transition ................ 147 Jiří Málek and Roman Svoboda 8 Kinetics of Structural Relaxation in Glasses ............... 175 Emilia Illeková 9 Kinetics of Crystal Nucleation in Closed Systems ........... 195 Zdenĕk Kožíšek, Pavel Demo, and Alexey Sveshnikov 10 Influence of Preliminary Nucleation on the Physicogeometric Kinetics of Glass Crystallization ......... 209 Nobuyoshi Koga and Jaroslav Šesták 11 Application of Isoconversional Methods for the Processes Occurring in Glassy and Amorphous Materials ................ 225 Peter Šimon and Paul S. Thomas 12 Fractals in Solid-State Processes .......................... 247 Peter Simon, Oldřich Zmeškal, and Jaroslav Šesták 13 Crystallization of Metallic Micro-, Nano-, and Non- Crystalline Alloys ......................................... 257 Emilia Illeková and Jaroslav Šesták 14 Crystallization Kinetics in Amorphous and Glassy Materials .................................................. 291 Jiří Málek and Jana Shánělová 15 Comments on DTA/DSC Methods for Estimation of Crystal Nucleation Rates in Glass-Forming Melts .................... 325 Vladimir M. Fokin, Aluísio Alves Cabral, Raphael M.C.V. Reis, and Edgar D. Zanotto 16 Nonparametric Kinetic Methods .............................. 351 Julià Sempere, Rosa Nomen, Eduard Serra, and Bernat Sempere 17 Electron Transport Studies of Disorder and Dimensionality in Nano-Crystalline Diamond ................................ 371 Pavel Hubík and Jří J. Mareš 18 Controlled Nucleation and Crystallization for Nanoparticle Synthesis ..................................... 399 Isak Avramov and Christian Rüssel 19 Nucleation on Strongly Curved Surfaces of Nanofibers ....... 419 Pavel Demo, Alexey Sveshnikov, and Zdenĕk Kožíšek 20 Thermal Analysis of Waste Glass Batches: Effect of Batch Makeup on Gas-Evolving Reactions ........................... 429 David A. Pierce, Pavel Hrma, and José Marcial 21 Amorphous Inorganic Polysialates: Geopolymeric Composites and the Bioactivity of Hydroxyl Groups ..................... 441 Jaroslav Šesták, Nobuyoshi Koga, Peter Šimon, Bronislav Foller, Pavel Roubíček, and Nae-Lih N. Wu 22 Oxide Superconductors as Model Systems for Studying Phase Relations, Stoichiometry, Reaction Kinetics, and Unconventional Glass Formability ....................... 461 Takayuki Komatsu and Jaroslav Šesták Index ......................................................... 481