1988
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3115(88)90294-2
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Open pore structure analysis of lithium bearing ceramics

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“…If pore connection among the closed interior pores in an ordered mesoporous structure occurs, the closed interior pores become open pores, thereby increasing the effective specic surface area while maintaining a relatively high mechanical strength. 20 Several attempts have been made to increase the effective surface area via interior pore connection. These attempts have including exposing pores by grain growth, 21 the generation of cracks by thermal shock, 22 and adding large amounts of surfactant.…”
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“…If pore connection among the closed interior pores in an ordered mesoporous structure occurs, the closed interior pores become open pores, thereby increasing the effective specic surface area while maintaining a relatively high mechanical strength. 20 Several attempts have been made to increase the effective surface area via interior pore connection. These attempts have including exposing pores by grain growth, 21 the generation of cracks by thermal shock, 22 and adding large amounts of surfactant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the introduction of an open pore structure by increasing the pore connectivity in ordered mesoporous TiO 2 films is necessary to utilize their high specific surface area, which is a great advantage of ordered mesoporous films because the pore connectivity can enhance the permeability of films consisting of only close pores. 10 The enhanced pore connectivity in ordered mesoporous TiO 2 offers a high surface area and density of surface active sites. Therefore, they are great candidates for application as gas sensors with high sensitivity and relatively strong mechanical properties.…”
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