Efficiency and Prospects of the Use of Mechanochemical Treatment to Obtain Innovative Composite Systems

ChemEngineering, 2022

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DOI 10.3390/chemengineering6060090
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Abstract

This review is devoted to the possibilities of using mechanochemical processing and to achievements in this field for obtaining materials for a wide range of purposes. The mechanochemical processing of various materials and compositions in energy-intensive grinding devices allows the production of innovative systems, ensuring the necessary complex structure and properties. A detailed analysis of the processes of mechanochemical processing in the production of designs for various purposes is given, and the latest practical results in this area are highlighted. A detailed analysis of the processes of mechanochemical processing in the production of structures for various purposes is given, as well as recent practical results in this area, such as the use of mechanochemical processing to increase the performance of aluminum and other metals used as a combustible substance in energy-intensive systems. This review also presents the prospects for the use of mechanochemical processing to obtain physiologically active drugs from plant materials, which is an effective method for creating new materials in the field of pharmaceuticals, animal husbandry, veterinary medicine, crop production, etc.