Enlargement and Compaction of Particulate Solids

Content: 
Butterworths Monographs in Chemical Engineering, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-vi, Nayland Stanley-Wood
Contributors, Page vii
CHAPTER 1 - Particle characterization by size, shape and surface for individual particles, Pages 1-42, N.G. Stanley-Wood
CHAPTER 2 - Particle characterization by size, shape and surface for contacted particles, Pages 43-119, N.G. Stanley-Wood
CHAPTER 3 - Mixing of powders, Pages 120-127, N. Harnby
CHAPTER 4 - Mechanisms of size enlargement, Pages 128-135, P.J. Lloyd
CHAPTER 5 - Flow and handling of solids; the design of solid handling plants, Pages 136-147, J.C. Williams
CHAPTER 6 - Pharmaceutical granulation and compaction, Pages 148-160, B. Hunter
CHAPTER 7 - Mechanisms of compaction, Pages 161-178, J.J. Benbow
CHAPTER 8 - Fluidized bed granulation, Pages 179-188, A.W. Nienow
CHAPTER 9 - Compact characterization, Pages 189-226, N.G. Stanley-Wood
CHAPTER 10 - Instrumentation of tablet machines, Pages 227-240, H.S. Thacker
CHAPTER 11 - Compaction of ceramics, Pages 241-276, H.M. MacLeod
CHAPTER 12 - Isostatic pressing and compacting techniques, Pages 277-287, D.E. Lloyd, I.K. Bloor, R.D. Brett
Index, Pages 289-294