Nepheline gradient solid solutions

Abstract Nepheline solid solutions having high thermal expansion coefficients ranging from 1.2 to 1.8×$ 10^{−5} $°$ C^{−1} $ were prepared from the systems $ NaAlSiO_{4} $-$ LiAlSiO_{4} $ and $ NaAlSi_{4} $-$ KAlSiO_{4} $. The thermal expansion coefficient decreased by substituting $ Li^{+} $ for $...
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Autor*in:	Ota, Toshitaka [verfasserIn] Yamai, Iwao Hayashi, Takashi

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Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	1995

Schlagwörter:	Polymer Solid Solution Thermal Expansion Expansion Coefficient Thermal Expansion Coefficient

Anmerkung:	© Chapman & Hall 1995

Übergeordnetes Werk:	Enthalten in: Journal of materials science - Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1966, 30(1995), 10 vom: Mai, Seite 2701-2705
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:30 ; year:1995 ; number:10 ; month:05 ; pages:2701-2705

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DOI / URN:	10.1007/BF00362155

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abstract	Abstract Nepheline solid solutions having high thermal expansion coefficients ranging from 1.2 to 1.8×$ 10^{−5} $°$ C^{−1} $ were prepared from the systems $ NaAlSiO_{4} $-$ LiAlSiO_{4} $ and $ NaAlSi_{4} $-$ KAlSiO_{4} $. The thermal expansion coefficient decreased by substituting $ Li^{+} $ for $ Na^{+} $, and increased by substituting $ K^{+} $ for $ Na^{+} $. By forming a series of the nepheline solid solutions in a single ceramic body, a functionally gradient material with respect to thermal expansion was prepared. The thermal expansion coefficient should gradually vary with position according to the composition x in $ Na_{1−x} $ $ M_{x} $$ AlSiCO_{4} $ (M=Li and K). © Chapman & Hall 1995
abstractGer	Abstract Nepheline solid solutions having high thermal expansion coefficients ranging from 1.2 to 1.8×$ 10^{−5} $°$ C^{−1} $ were prepared from the systems $ NaAlSiO_{4} $-$ LiAlSiO_{4} $ and $ NaAlSi_{4} $-$ KAlSiO_{4} $. The thermal expansion coefficient decreased by substituting $ Li^{+} $ for $ Na^{+} $, and increased by substituting $ K^{+} $ for $ Na^{+} $. By forming a series of the nepheline solid solutions in a single ceramic body, a functionally gradient material with respect to thermal expansion was prepared. The thermal expansion coefficient should gradually vary with position according to the composition x in $ Na_{1−x} $ $ M_{x} $$ AlSiCO_{4} $ (M=Li and K). © Chapman & Hall 1995
abstract_unstemmed	Abstract Nepheline solid solutions having high thermal expansion coefficients ranging from 1.2 to 1.8×$ 10^{−5} $°$ C^{−1} $ were prepared from the systems $ NaAlSiO_{4} $-$ LiAlSiO_{4} $ and $ NaAlSi_{4} $-$ KAlSiO_{4} $. The thermal expansion coefficient decreased by substituting $ Li^{+} $ for $ Na^{+} $, and increased by substituting $ K^{+} $ for $ Na^{+} $. By forming a series of the nepheline solid solutions in a single ceramic body, a functionally gradient material with respect to thermal expansion was prepared. The thermal expansion coefficient should gradually vary with position according to the composition x in $ Na_{1−x} $ $ M_{x} $$ AlSiCO_{4} $ (M=Li and K). © Chapman & Hall 1995
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