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“…The microstructure of the sample prepared by dry pressing presents finer and more uniformly distributed pores, as well as well-developed and interconnecting needle-like secondary mullite crystals. These crystals would firstly derive from the primary mullite formed within kaolinite sheets, which then grows by reacting with the amorphous alumino-silicate phase [22]. Dissolution of the alumina-rich component into the glassy phase may also feed the secondary mullite needles.…”
Section: Influence Of Forming Methods On the Properties Of The Ceramimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The microstructure of the sample prepared by dry pressing presents finer and more uniformly distributed pores, as well as well-developed and interconnecting needle-like secondary mullite crystals. These crystals would firstly derive from the primary mullite formed within kaolinite sheets, which then grows by reacting with the amorphous alumino-silicate phase [22]. Dissolution of the alumina-rich component into the glassy phase may also feed the secondary mullite needles.…”
Section: Influence Of Forming Methods On the Properties Of The Ceramimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These most significant dimensional variations correspond to the formation of primary mullite crystals from the Si-O-Al linkages in the metakaolinite mullitization plateau. 15 As the temperature increases further, the primary mullite crystals start to grow, by reacting with the amorphous aluminosilicate phase, forming the so-called secondary mullite. The secondary mullite has acicular-shaped crystals ( Fig.…”
Section: (3) Densification Behavior and Characterization Of The Firedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Intuitivamente pode-se dizer que a deformação piroplástica depende fundamentalmente do volume e características da fase líquida na temperatura de queima e das características da estrutura porosa na qual a mesma é alojada [5][6][7][8][9] . Nesse cenário o objetivo do presente trabalho foi contribuir para a identificação das variáveis mais efetivas no controle da deformação piroplástica de porcelanatos.…”
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