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As temperature increases for about 850C, particles can begin to bond even though no flux is present to produce a glass to cement particles together (called sintering). As temperature increases, densification occurs as particles realign in increasingly closer contact (forming increasingly tighter bonds as area-of-contact increases). The sintering particles undergo various structural and chemical changes that factor into the matrix being formed, some of these changes involve evolution of gases.
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Sintering
A densification process occurring within a ceramic kiln. With increasing temperatures particles pack tighter and tighter together, bonding more and more into a stronger and stronger matrix. |
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