journal article·2016-02

High optical quality Y2O3 transparent ceramics with fine grain size fabricated by low temperature air pre-sintering and post-HIP treatment

Zhongying Wang, Le Zhang, Hao Yang, Jian Zhang, Lixi Wang, Qitu Zhang

Ceramics International· Volume 42· Issue 3
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