journal article·2023-08

Microstructure evolution of Si3N4 ceramics with high thermal conductivity by using Y2O3 and MgSiN2 as sintering additives

Miao Zhou, Yun Liu, Xiaolei Li, Tianyi Sui, Dong Su, Huiming Ji

Ceramics International· Volume 49· Issue 16
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