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Mullite-Tialite Ceramic Materials Based on Chemically Precipitated Mixtures (A Review)

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The present state of production of heat-resistant refractory technical ceramics is described. The optimum synthesis conditions and the properties of mullite-tialite ceramic materials based on chemically precipitated mixtures are identified.

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Popovskaya, N.F., Bobkova, N.M. Mullite-Tialite Ceramic Materials Based on Chemically Precipitated Mixtures (A Review). Glass and Ceramics 59, 234–236 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020979228914

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