1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0272-8842(96)00033-8
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A new approach for the Young's modulus-porosity correlation of ceramic materials

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“…Con este objetivo, se fabricaron en el marco de la presente investigaci-n, materiales porosos. El efecto de la porosidad en reducir el m-dulo el ‡stico de materiales cer ‡micos est ‡ bien documentado en la literatura (16,17). La estructura porosa obtenida en los presentes materiales, utilizando 4 vol% de H 2 O 2 , se muestra en la Figura 8.…”
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“…Con este objetivo, se fabricaron en el marco de la presente investigaci-n, materiales porosos. El efecto de la porosidad en reducir el m-dulo el ‡stico de materiales cer ‡micos est ‡ bien documentado en la literatura (16,17). La estructura porosa obtenida en los presentes materiales, utilizando 4 vol% de H 2 O 2 , se muestra en la Figura 8.…”
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“…Very small pores were observed with SEM-FEG. However, an image analysis shows that the porosity does not exceed 2%, suggesting a limited impact on mechanical properties [3]. Concerning physicochemical properties, EDX analysis on FIB cross sections and SIMS analysis, performed on a circular membrane, have shown diffusion of atoms from the removed Cu seed layer through the film thickness.…”
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“…In many composites with high volume filler fractions (x), porosity becomes an issue that is not encountered as frequently in the pure phase constituents. The influence of porosity with its pore shape orientation, distribution, homogeneity and contiguity have all been raised as factors that affect the modulus [2] of either the matrix or the filler and, consequently, the composite.…”
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confidence: 99%