Nanotechnology in packaging (sidebar)

Author:Graham Moore Specifications:Pages: 86Size: 81¼4” x 115¼8”SoftboundPrice: $530Published: March 2004Pluses:Good primer, Technical details, Helpful chartsMinuses:Many nonpackaging examples, Strictly B&W, CostBottom line:The book explains the role of nanotechnology in packaging and describes how nanocomposite materials will be used in both rigid and flexible packaging.

Aug 31, 2004

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Primer

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