Modified ceramic structures and methods of making the same

Compositions: ceramic – Ceramic compositions – Refractory

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501127, 501128, 501133, 501 87, 501 88, 501 96, C04B 3500

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ABSTRACT:
A method of producing self-supporting ceramic or ceramic composite structures comprising (i) a polycrystalline oxidation reaction product formed upon oxidation of a body of molten parent metal with an oxidant, and (ii) interconnected porosity at least partially accessible from one or more surfaces of the ceramic or ceramic composite body. A second polycrystalline ceramic material is incorporated into the porosity of the ceramic or ceramic composite body to modify or contribute to its properties.

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