結晶學(第三版)（簡體書）

《結晶學(第3版)》內容簡介：wenty years have elapsed since the second edition of Crystallization was published, and more than thirty since the first. Over this period of time,significant advances have been made in our understanding of the basic mechanisms of crystallization. There has also been an upsurge of interest in theutilization of crystallization as a processing technique throughout a wide range ofindustries. It is pleasing, therefore, to note that problems of crystallizer design and operation can now be approached with some confidence.

Preface to Third Edition
Preface to First Edition
Nomenclature and units
1 The crystalline state
1.1 Liquid crystals
1.2 Crystalline solids
1.3 Crystal symmetry
1.4 Crystal systems
1.5 Miller indices
1.6 Space lattices
1.7 Solid state bonding
1.8 lsomorphs and polymorphs
1.9 Enantiomorphs and racemates
1.10 Crystal habit
1.11 Dendrites
1.12 Composite crystals and twins
1.13 Imperfections in crystals

2 Physical and thermal properties
2.1 Density
2.2 Viscosity
2.3 Surface tension
2.4 Diffusivity
2.5 Refractive index
2.6 Electrolytic conductivity
2.7 Crystal hardness
2.8 Units of heat
2.9 Heat capacity
2.10 Thermal conductivity
2.11 Boiling, freezing and melting points
2.12 Latent heats of phase change
2.13 Heats of solution and crystallization
2.14 Size classification of crystals

3 Solutions and solubility
3.1 Solutions and melts
3.2 Solvent selection
3.3 Expression of solution composition
3.4 Solubility correlations
3.5 Theoretical crystal yield
3.6 Ideal and non-ideal solutions
3.7 Particle size and solubility
3.8 Effect of impurities
3.9 Measurement of solubility
3.10 Prediction of solubility
3.11 Solubility data sources
3.12 Supersolubility
3.13 Solution structure

4 Phase equilibria
4.1 The phase rule
4.2 One-component systems
4.3 Two-component systems
4.4 Enthalpy-composition diagrams
4.5 Phase change detection
4.6 Three-component systems
4.7 Four-component systems
4.8 Dynamic phase diagrams

5 Nucleation
5.1 Primary nucleation
5.2 Secondary nucleation
5.3 Metastable zone widths
5.4 Effect of impurities
5.5 Induction and latent periods
5.6 Interracial tension
5.7 Ostwalds rule of stages

6 Crystal growth
6.1 Crystal growth theories
6.2 Growth rate measurements
6.3 Crystallization and dissolution
6.4 Crystal habit modification
6.5 Phase transformations
6.6 Inclusions

7 Crystallization techniques and equipment
7.1 Recrystallization
7.2 Precipitation
7.3 Crystallization from melts
7.4 Sublimation
7.5 Crystallization from solution
7.6 Caking of crystals

8 Crystallizer operation and design
8.1 Crystal size distribution (CSD)
8.2 Kinetic data measurement and utilization
8.3 Crystallizer specification
8.4 Fluid-particle suspensions
8.5 Encrustation
8.6 Downstream processes
Appendix
References
Subject index