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Phase Composition of Zirconium Dioxide Stabilized with Yttrium

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The results of X-ray and thermodynamic analysis of the phase formation in the system Zr-YO, which is the starting material for the formation of yttrium-stabilized ceramic zirconia. Found that the material is multiphase and contains monoclinic, cubic and tetragonal zirconia weight ratios which vary considerably.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1013)

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108-114

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Oleg S. Tolkachev*, Yurii F. Ivanov, Аnatoliy A. Klopotov, Vladimir D. Klopotov, Olga Shaykina

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Ceramic, Interatomic Interactions, Phase Formation, Zirconium Dioxide

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