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Physics of Electronic Ceramics 2 Part
Physics of Electronic Ceramics 2 Part
Physics of Electronic Ceramics 2 Part
New materials and technologies for healthcare
New materials and technologies for healthcare

By Julian R. Jones, L. L. Hench, Michael B. Fenn

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"This volume summarizes recent developments in the use of new materials and technologies in healthcare. The emphasis is on new approaches that incorporate bioactive materials and scaffolds with ce...

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Biography of Bioglass a Hb
Biography of Bioglass a Hb

By Larry L. Hench, L

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Introduction to Bioceramics
Introduction to Bioceramics

By L. L. Hench

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Sol-gel silica
Sol-gel silica

By L. L. Hench

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This book presents an unique perspective of twentieth century research and development in materials science. It summarizes fifteen years of sol-gel silica processing research leading to the commerc...

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Boing-Boing the bionic cat and the jewel thief
Boing-Boing the bionic cat and the jewel thief

By L. L. Hench

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After Professor George improves Boing-Boing the bionic cat by giving him a ceramic sensor tail that allows him to roar, Daniel leaves Boing-Boing overnight at the Natural History Museum, to the dis...

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