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|a 1. Mexico-USA symposium on the frontiers in materials science,Ixtapa (Mexico),24-27 Sep 1991.
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|a Siegel, R.W.
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|a The recently developed ability to synthesize materials from atomic precursors under controlled conditions on a nanometer size scale (below 100 nm) has the potential for revolutionizing materials science and engineering. Such nanostructured materials can now be synthesized with modulation dimensionalities form zero (clusters) to three (nanophase materials), each with their own particular advantages. These advantages stem from such diverse effects as for example quantum confinement elastic strain accommodation, and grain size limitations. The general principles of nanostructured materials are considered and the particular opportunities for producing bulk nanophase materials with engineered properties, via the synthesis of metal and ceramic atom clusters followed by their in-situ assembly under controlled conditions, are presented as an example.
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