Lyons et al., 1992 - Google Patents
Multicomponent ceramic powder generation by spray pyrolysisLyons et al., 1992
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- Lyons S
- Ortega J
- Wang L
- Kodas T
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We have examined methods for controlling the morphology and microstructure of ceramic particles produced by spray pyrolysis. A variety of materials were examined including SrTiO3and BaTiO3 and the oxides of Al, Mg, Zn, Pd, V, Mo, and Bi. The morphology of the …
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