Description
This comprehensive volume delves into the intricate world of cyclosilicates, exploring their unique structures, properties, and practical applications. E. Burzo meticulously compiles numerical data and functional relationships, presenting an invaluable resource for researchers and professionals in the fields of geology, materials science, and engineering. The detailed analysis offered in these pages reveals the complex interplay between the chemical composition and physical characteristics of cyclosilicates.
The text is structured to facilitate understanding, incorporating thorough explanations of the various types of cyclosilicates and their relevance in both natural and synthetic contexts. The emphasis on numerical data allows readers to grasp the quantitative aspects that define these minerals, making it indispensable for those engaged in technical research or industrial applications.
In addition to the scientific rigor, the book also highlights the importance of cyclosilicates in environmental and technological advancements. Through an examination of their significance, Burzo underscores the potential of these minerals to contribute to innovative solutions across various industries.
The text is structured to facilitate understanding, incorporating thorough explanations of the various types of cyclosilicates and their relevance in both natural and synthetic contexts. The emphasis on numerical data allows readers to grasp the quantitative aspects that define these minerals, making it indispensable for those engaged in technical research or industrial applications.
In addition to the scientific rigor, the book also highlights the importance of cyclosilicates in environmental and technological advancements. Through an examination of their significance, Burzo underscores the potential of these minerals to contribute to innovative solutions across various industries.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
326 pages
Language
English
Published
Aug 12, 2005
Publisher
Springer
Edition
2005
ISBN-10
3540232249
ISBN-13
9783540232247