Preparation of transparent oxyapatite ceramics by combined use of freeze-drying and spark-plasma sintering
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A. Chesnaud, C. Bogicevic, F. Karolak, C. Estournès, G. Dezanneau
Lanthanum silicate oxyapatites, ion-conducting materials presenting a strong aversion against densification, have been obtained in the form of dense transparent ceramics, by combining the beneficial use of freeze-drying and spark plasma sintering methods.
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