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Effects of deformation rate on properties of Nd, Y-codoped CaF2 transparent ceramics

Jiang et al., 2018

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322375370041160503
Author
Jiang Y
Jiang B
Zhu Q
Jiang N
Zhang P
Chen S
Hu X
Zhang G
Fan J
Su L
Li J
Zhang L
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Journal of the European Ceramic Society

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Different deformation rates of Nd, Y-codoped CaF 2 transparent ceramics were prepared by ceramization of single crystals. The deformation rate effects on the crystallization behaviors, microstructures, mechanical properties, and optical performances were investigated for the …
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