Transparent Alumina: A Light‐Scattering Model

By R. Apetz, M. V. Bruggen. 2003

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Subfields: Ceramics and Composites, Materials Chemistry

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In Ceramics and Composites

1. A. Krell
2. Jens Klimke
3. T. Hutzler
4. C. Wang
5. Yu Chun Wu
6. Chi-Yuen Huang
7. A. Goldstein

In Materials Chemistry

1. A. Krell
2. Jens Klimke
3. T. Hutzler
4. C. Wang
5. Yu Chun Wu
6. Chi-Yuen Huang
7. A. Goldstein

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• Transparent compact ceramics: Inherent physical issues (2009, background): “5 [1]) close to the theoretical transmission such that the impact of the thickness is small (Fig.”
• Two-step sintering of fine alumina–zirconia ceramics (2009, background): “Since reducing the grain size in the alumina ceramics improves not only their mechanical properties, such as hardness [1–3], strength [4–7], wear resistance [8,9] and toughness [10], but also the transmittance of visible light [7,11–13].”