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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 55  1996
Distinct Microstructures in Gels and Gel-Derived Materials and their Application
SUMIO SAKKA
Pages : 21-26
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1996.10804743
Abstract
The sol-gel method starts from solutions, leading to formation of dry gels, glasses and ceramics of different microstructures through various transformations, such as solution to sol, sol to wet gel, wet gel to dry gel and dry gel to glass and ceramics. Various microstructures are formed during the process of these transformations. The microstructure of the product is controlled mainly by the type and content of the catalyst, acid or base, although other processing conditions may affect to some degree. In this article, control of pore sizes of bulk silica gels and application of the silica gels with controlled pore sizes are discussed. It is also shown that glassy, randomly crystalline and crystal-oriented Li2B40 7 coating films can be prepared by controlling the composition of the starting solution.
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