Chapter 10: Surface Mechanochemistry
This issue is addressed in this chapter by discussing how conventional ultrahigh vacuum surface-sensitive techniques can be adapted to study interfacial reactions induced by sliding.
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This issue is addressed in this chapter by discussing how conventional ultrahigh vacuum surface-sensitive techniques can be adapted to study interfacial reactions induced by sliding.
This feature article discusses some examples of soft-mechanochemistry processes encountered in nature.
This webinar introduces the basic concepts of mechanochemistry, providing an overview of different reactor/milling techniques with a strong focus on scalable technologies.
This article explores what APIs are, why are they important, and the strict regulations they face to ensure their quality and safety in pharmaceutical production worldwide.
This helpful glossary explains key terms and concepts in the fascinating world of mechanochemistry.
This edition of the IMPACTIVE glossary explains key terms and concepts in the fascinating world of mechanochemistry.
Behind the manufacture of millions of everyday products lies a key constant: the use of solvents.
There are as many solvents as there are uses for them: from cosmetics to the textile industry, through pharmaceutical manufacturing to oil production.
Solvents are well-known pollutants that pose significant waste management and health concerns.
Author: Franziska Emmerling
Laboratory protocol for a lecture on mechanochemistry, designed for regular use with MSc and BSc students.