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Pore structure evolution of lanthana–alumina systems prepared through coprecipitation

Nair et al., 2000

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11325439787830604963
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Nair J
Nair P
Mizukami F
Van Ommen J
Doesburg G
Ross J
Burggraaf A
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Journal of the American Ceramic Society

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Pure Al2O3 and different compositions of La2O3–Al2O3 samples have been prepared through coprecipitation. Even after heating at 1300° C, the compositions La2O3· 11Al2O3 and La2O3· 13Al2O3 had higher surface area compared to the pure Al2O3 and the La2O3 …
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