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Initial Sintering of Rutile

The initial shrinkage of powder compacts of rutile was measured in air at 700° to 1130°C. The shrinkage behavior agrees well with a model based on grain-boundary diffusion. The apparent activation energy for the shrinkage rate is 76.9 ± 2.5 kcal/mole. Changes in ambient atmosphere (O2, N2, vacuum) had no effect on the initial sintering kinetics.

Harlan U. Anderson | H. Anderson

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