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ISBN 10: 0691154007
ISBN 13: 9780691154008
Author: Julian Vincent
This is a thoroughly revised, updated, and expanded edition of a classic illustrated introduction to the structural materials in natural organisms and what we can learn from them to improve man-made technology–from nanotechnology to textiles to architecture. Julian Vincent’s book has long been recognized as a standard work on the engineering design of biomaterials and is used by undergraduates, graduates, researchers, and professionals studying biology, zoology, engineering, and biologically inspired design. This third edition incorporates new developments in the field, the most important of which have been at the molecular level. All of the illustrations have been redrawn, the references have been updated, and a new chapter on biomimetic design has been added. Vincent emphasizes the mechanical properties of structural biomaterials, their contribution to the lives of organisms, and how these materials differ from man-made ones. He shows how the properties of biomaterials are derived from their chemistry and interactions, and how to measure them. Starting with proteins and polysaccharides, he shows how skin and hair function, how materials self-assemble, and how ceramics such as bone and mother-of-pearl can be so stiff and tough, despite being made in water in benign ambient conditions. Finally, he combines these topics with an analysis of how the design of biomaterials can be adapted in technology, and presents a series of guidelines for designers. An accessible illustrated introduction with minimal technical jargon Suitable for undergraduates and more advanced readers Integrates chemistry, mechanics, and biology Includes descriptions of all biological materials Simple exposition of mechanical analysis of materials
Structural Biomaterials 3rd Table of contents:
Chapter One Basic Elasticity and Viscoelasticity
1.1 Hookean Materials and Short-Range Forces
1.2 Non-Hookean Materials and High Strains
1.3 The Energy Approach
1.4 Yield and Fracture
1.5 Adhesion
Chapter Two Proteins
2.1 Amino Acids and Their Polymerization—Primary Structure
2.2 Conformation—Secondary Structure
2.3 Structural Proteins
2.4 Coping with Strain Energy
Chapter Three Sugars and Fillers
3.1 Fibers
3.2 Structural Polysaccharides in Plants
3.3 Water, the Invisible Support
3.4 Mucus
Chapter Four Soggy Skeletons and Shock Absorbers
4.1 Composite Materials
4.2 Stress–Strain Behavior
4.3 Poisson’s Ratio and Auxeticism
4.4 The Skeleton of the Sea Anemone
4.5 Stretching the Pregnant Locust
4.6 Fracture—Chance and Choice
4.7 Stiffness—A Biological Variable
Chapter Five Stiff Materials from Polymers
5.1 Crystals and Order
5.2 Composite Materials
5.3 To Stiffen the Matrix
5.4 Hardness and Indentation
5.5 Cellular Materials
Chapter Six Biological Ceramics
6.1 Calcium Salts or Silica?
6.2 Problems with Mechanical Tests
6.3 Mollusc Shells
6.4 The Functional Design of Bone
6.5 Teeth
6.6 Eggshell
6.7 Echinoderms
Chapter Seven Implementing Ideas Gleaned from Biology
7.1 Biomimetic Products
7.2 Quasi-Biomimetic Products
7.3 Techniques for Biomimetics
7.4 Instead of Energy . . .
7.5 . . . Use Space . . .
7.6 . . . or Use Information . . .
7.7 . . . and Structure . . .
7.8 Well, That’s It
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