Phase Composition, Mechanical and Thermal Properties of (MgO)0.1-x(YO1.5)x(ZrO2)0.9 and (MgO)0.1-x(CaO)x(ZrO2)0.9 Ceramics

Chuan Gang Fan; Lan Xu; Jie Rong Yan; Cui Hong Zheng; Jia Mao Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.368-372.751

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Phase Composition, Mechanical and Thermal Properties of (MgO)_0.1-x(YO_1.5)_x(ZrO₂)_0.9 and (MgO)_0.1-x(CaO)_x(ZrO₂)_0.9 Ceramics

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(MgO)0.1-x(YO1.5)x(ZrO2)0.9 (MYZ) and (MgO)0.1-x(CaO)x(ZrO2)0.9 (MCZ) ceramics were prepared and their phase composition, bulk density, flexural strength, and thermal shock resistance were characterized. There was an abrupt change of c/(c+m) from 29% to 75% as 0

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