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High-Temperature Synthesis of Composite Material from Al-SiO2 System Components

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The research involves studying the high-temperature chemical interaction of the Al-SiO2 system components. The high-temperature interaction of molten aluminum and silicon dioxide results in formation of aluminum matrix composite material containing silicon microparticles. The predominant linear size of silicon microparticles amounts to 3 - 5 microns, their mass fraction in the composite reaches 29 %.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1064)

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58-61

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1064.58

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December 2014

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Rafail Apakashev*, Stanislav Davydov, Niyaz Valiev

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Aluminum Matrix Composite Material, High-Temperature Interaction, Molten Aluminum , Silicon Dioxide, Silicon Microparticles

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