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Sitall ceramics and their properties

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The possibility of synthesizing sitall ceramic composite materials based on Al2O3 and sitallizable glass of an alkali-free system in a wide range of sintering temperatures (1000–1600°C) for different proportions of the components is investigated. The developed compositions can be used for choosing a material with the required physicomechanical properties and minimum sintering temperature.

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    N. M. Bobkova, S. E. Barantseva & O. S. Zalygina

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Bobkova, N.M., Barantseva, S.E. & Zalygina, O.S. Sitall ceramics and their properties. Glass Ceram 52, 305–307 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00678634

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