“…Ceramic materials are usually prepared from a variety of inorganic compounds such as silicates, alumina, and titanium dioxide 2–4 . Often ceramic materials can be used not only for construction, tools, and biomedicine, but also as functional materials with optical, thermal, and electrical properties 5–7 . However, the manufacture of inorganic ceramic materials prepared with inorganic salts such as sodium silicate, calcium carbonate, calcium chloride, etc., is limited by crystallization, 8 which frequently produces powders 9 rather than monoliths with continuous structures like polymer materials.…”