Title

Implementation of Nanoparticles in Materials Applied in Foundry Engineering

Journal title

Archives of Foundry Engineering

Yearbook

2017

Volume

vol. 17

Numer

No 3

Authors

Kmita, A. ; Roczniak, A.

Keywords

Innovative technologies ; Nanoparticles ; Materials ; Foundry

Divisions of PAS

Nauki Techniczne

Publisher

The Katowice Branch of the Polish Academy of Sciences

Date

2017

Type

Artykuły / Articles

Identifier

ISSN 2299-2944

References

Garbarz (2010), Ultra high - strength steels with nanocrystalline structure Nanotechnologia University of Technology september Conference Materials in Polish, null, 12. ; Kmita (2014), Modification of water glass as binder for molding sands by metal oxide nanoparticles in organic solvents Unpublished doctoral dissertation in Polish, null, 11. ; Guo (2014), Comparison of in situ and ex situ methods for synthesis of two - photon polymerization polymer nanocomposites Polymers, null, 2037. ; Kickelbick (2007), Introduction to hybrid materials Synthesis characterization applications Publisher Hybrid Materials, null, 1. ; Przadka (2014), Hybrid polymers and polymer composites containing functionalised polyether oligomeric silsesquioxanes Unpublished doctoral dissertation in Polish, null. ; Kmita (2014), Utilisation of nanoparticles in technologies of producing castings for the needs of power engineering, Energy, 3. ; Nowicki (2012), Meaning of wax surface modification in investment moulding technology in Polish, null, 12, 137. ; Alemán (2007), all Pure and Applied Chemistry The Scientific Journal of IUPAC Definitions of terms relating to the structure and processing of sols gels networks and inorganic - organic hybrid materials Recommendations Pure, Appl Chem, 1. ; Nanko (2009), Definitions and categories of hybrid materials, null, 6, 1. ; Sobczak (2003), Selected aspects of nanotechnology nanomaterials in Polish, Composites, 13, 3. ; (null), http www felgi pl felga aez lascar, null, 14. ; Corr (2013), volume through Chemistry, null, 1.

DOI

10.1515/afe-2017-0116