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Alumina/zirconia composites produced from commercial alumina and synthesised hydrous zirconia

Rao et al., 1989

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8729814843668293053
Author
Rao A
Cannon W
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Ceramics International

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Zirconia hydrate was precipitated from zirconyl chloride onto commercial alumina powder to be used for transformation-toughened alumina composites. Two preparation routes were considered:(1) as-prepared powder was slip cast and sintered directly, or alternatively,(2) …
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