Metal borides, carbides, nitrides, silicides, oxide materials an

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1984-06-28

1985-07-09

Lieberman, Paul

Compositions

Electrically conductive or emissive compositions

Elemental carbon containing

252502, 252506, 252507, 252508, 252509, 423297, 423344, 423406, 423411, 423412, 423598, 423608, 423612, 423659, 427215, 4274432, 427445, 501 94, 501 96, H01B 104, H01B 108, C01G 102, C01G 2304

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active

045281190

ABSTRACT:
Precursors, particularly of non-oxide ceramics, are prepared by special seeding, under carefully controlled conditions. Such procedures can lead to the preparation of unique powders, which may be useful, for example as abrasives, or further processed in special manner to prepare a variety of metal substances. Such procedures can permit final firing to sintered product.

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