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Formation of LanxideTMa) ceramic composite materials

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An overview is given of a new process that has been used successfully to make numerous ceramic/metal composite materials by directed oxidation of molten metallic precursors. As an example, the formation of A12O3/A1 composites from Al is discussed in detail.

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  1. Lanxide Corporation, One Tralee Industrial Park, Newark, Delaware, 19711, USA

    M. S. Newkirk, A. W. Urquhart & H. R. Zwicker

  2. Materials Research Laboratory, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, 16802, USA

    E. Breval

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Newkirk, M.S., Urquhart, A.W., Zwicker, H.R. et al. Formation of LanxideTMa) ceramic composite materials. Journal of Materials Research 1, 81–89 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1557/JMR.1986.0081

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