The Principles of Leather Manufacture by H. R. Procter
The Principles of Leather Manufacture by H. R. Procter
The Principles of Leather Manufacture by H. R. Procter
This page provides the book The Principles of Leather Manufacture by
H. R. Procter online that covers the following topics related to Materials
Chemistry : Introductory and Historical, Introductory Sketch of Leather
Manufacture, the Living Cell, Putrefaction and Fermentation, Antiseptics and
Disinfectants, the Origin and Curing of Hides and Skins, Structure and
Growth of Skin, the Chemical Constituents of Skin, the Physical Chemistry of
the Hide-fibre, Water as Used in the Tannery, Soaking and Softening of Hides
and Skins, Depilation, Deliming, Bating, Puering and Drenching, Alum Tannage,
or Tawing, Iron and Chrome Tannages, Principles of the Vegetable Tanning
Processes, etc.
This PDF covers the following
topics related to Inorganic Materials Chemistry : Methods of
synthesis and analysis, Some structural properties of solids, Magnetism I:
Interactions between solids and magnetic fields, Magnetism : Cooperative
magnetism, Dielectric Properties: Interactions between solids and electric
fields, Superconductivity.
This note explains the following
topics: Strategic Minerals and Metals, Atoms and Elements, Cosmochemistry and
the production of elements, Chemical Bonds, Lattices, Symmetry, Point Groups,
Space Groups, Crystal Structures, Metamorphic Petrology.
This book
is about solders and their composition and focuses on material
characterizations and the methods used to make alloys and determine their
structures, physical properties and applications. Physical properties and the
factors that control them and theoretical verification are the main contents
of this book.
This book explains
the following topics: Basics of Thermodynamics, Hierarchy of Lengthscales,
Equilibrium and Kinetics, Crystal Geometry, Structure of Solids, Crystal
Imperfections, Phase Diagrams, Diffusion in Solids, Phase Transformations,
Mechanical Behaviour of Materials, Electrical Conductivity, Semiconductors and
Magnetic Materials.