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Application of positron annihilation to study the effect of calcium oxide addition on the sintering process of alumina nanoceramics
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    • Application of positron annihilation to study the effect of calcium oxide addition on the sintering process of alumina nanoceramics

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    • “The latest research has found that the addition of a small amount of calcium oxide can significantly affect the micro defects and phase changes during the sintering process of alumina nanoceramics, providing new ideas for the preparation of high-performance ceramic materials.”
    • NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES   Vol. 48, Issue 2, Article number: 020201(2025)

    • DOI：10.11889/j.0253-3219.2025.hjs.48.240144    

      CLC： TB332

    • Received：13 April 2024，

      Revised：20 May 2024，

      Published：15 February 2025

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  • YANG Xuanye,ZHAO Wenzheng,ZHANG Simin,et al.Application of positron annihilation to study the effect of calcium oxide addition on the sintering process of alumina nanoceramics[J].NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES,2025,48(02):020201. DOI： 10.11889/j.0253-3219.2025.hjs.48.240144. CSTR： 32193.14.hjs.CN31-1342/TL.2025.48.240144.

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