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CATHODOLUMINESCENCE - A MICROSTRUCTURAL TECHNIQUE FOR EXPLORING PHASE DISTRIBUTIONS AND DEFORMATION STRUCTURES IN ZIRCONIA CERAMICS

Abstract:: The scanning electron microscope cathodoluminescence behavior of two partially stabilized zirconias is presented. Monoclinic material, either occurring on grain boundaries or produced by deformation, appears strongly luminescent, whereas in cubic-plus-tetragonal material grain boundaries appear dark, as do deformed regions associated with hardness indentations and wear tracks. These preliminary observations suggest that cathodoluminescence may be a valuable microstructural technique for characterizing the microstructure and deformation behavior of zirconia-based ceramics.

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Czernuszka, J., & Page, T. (1985). CATHODOLUMINESCENCE - A MICROSTRUCTURAL TECHNIQUE FOR EXPLORING PHASE DISTRIBUTIONS AND DEFORMATION STRUCTURES IN ZIRCONIA CERAMICS. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY, 68(8), C196–C199.

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Czernuszka, J., and T. Page. “CATHODOLUMINESCENCE - A MICROSTRUCTURAL TECHNIQUE FOR EXPLORING PHASE DISTRIBUTIONS AND DEFORMATION STRUCTURES IN ZIRCONIA CERAMICS.” JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY, vol. 68, no. 8, 1985, pp. C196–C199.

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Czernuszka, J, and T Page. 1985. “CATHODOLUMINESCENCE - A MICROSTRUCTURAL TECHNIQUE FOR EXPLORING PHASE DISTRIBUTIONS AND DEFORMATION STRUCTURES IN ZIRCONIA CERAMICS.” JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY 68 (8): C196–C199.
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Journal:: JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY More from this journal
Volume:: 68
Issue:: 8
Pages:: C196-C199
Publication date:: 1985-01-01
ISSN:: 0002-7820

Language:: English
Pubs id:: pubs:5722
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