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Effects of particle size distribution and sintering temperature on properties of alumina mold material prepared by stereolithography

Chen et al., 2022

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12225011242175702064
Author
Chen S
Wang C
Zheng W
Wu J
Yan C
Shi Y
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Ceramics International

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Alumina mold materials prepared by stereolithography usually have considerable sintering shrinkage, and their properties related to casting have been rarely studied. In this study, alumina molds materials were prepared by stereolithography, and the effects of particle size …
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