“…This equation commonly utilized for determining crystallinity in vitro-ceramic materials in a wide range of proportions [8,9], it could be valid to assume that the amorphous or non crystalline (NC O %) proportion can be obtained from the following equation defining NC Oh % as a complement of the crystallinity (NC% + C% = 100). …”
“…This equation commonly utilized for determining crystallinity in vitro-ceramic materials in a wide range of proportions [8,9], it could be valid to assume that the amorphous or non crystalline (NC O %) proportion can be obtained from the following equation defining NC Oh % as a complement of the crystallinity (NC% + C% = 100). …”
“…Al powders for use in electrodes are usually prepared by gas atomization. Inorganic binders are usually irregular and rough Pb-based glass frits prepared by conventional melting [5][6][7]. Therefore, the effects of fine, spherical glass frits on the formation of Al electrodes are not well studied.…”
“…Glass frits, which are used as an inorganic binder for Al electrodes, are generally formed by the melting the reactants [4,5]. The powders of the reactants are mixed, ball-milled, and melted * Corresponding author.…”
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