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    Characteristics of translucent alumina produced by slip casting method using gypsum mold

    Translucent Al2O3 ceramics were successfully produced by slip casting using a gypsum mold, provided that CaSO4 impurities, which had penetrated into the green bodies from the gypsum mold, were removed by the wash...

    Y. Hotta, T. Banno, K. Oda in Journal of Materials Science (2002)

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    Physical properties of slip casting of high pure Al2O3 slurry using porous Al2O3-glass mold

    Physical properties of advanced ceramics are influenced by impurities produced in the forming process. The forming compacts produced by slip casting using gypsum molds contain calcium and sulfur in green bodie...

    Y. Hotta, T. Banno, K. Oda in Journal of Materials Science (2002)

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    Preparation of Water-repellent Platy-alumina Particles

    Y. Hotta, A. Ono, S. Sano, K. Oda in Journal of Materials Science Letters (1998)

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    Hydrothermal corrosion of mullite powder

    K. Oda, T. Yoshio in Journal of Materials Science Letters (1994)

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    Oxidation kinetics of hexagonal boron nitride powder

    The isothermal oxidation of hexagonal boron nitride powders was carried out at 900–1050°C in dry oxygen and air. The oxidation kinetics were found to obey linear rate law and were described by the surface chem...

    K. Oda, T. Yoshio in Journal of Materials Science (1993)

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    Preparation of Zr-B films by r.f. sputtering

    K. Oda, T. Yoshio in Journal of Materials Science Letters (1990)

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    Morphology and magnetic properties of BaFe12O19 particles prepared by the glass-ceramic method

    K. Oda, T. Yoshio, K. O.-Oka, F. Kanamaru in Journal of Materials Science Letters (1985)

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    Magnetic properties of SrFe12O19 particles prepared by the glass-ceramic method

    K. Oda, T. Yoshio, K. O-Oka, F. Kanamaru in Journal of Materials Science Letters (1984)

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    Photothermal Degradation of Ethylene/Vinylacetate Copolymer

    Ethylene/vinyl acetate copolymer (EVA), which has desirable elastomeric properties, low material cost and easy processability, is being considered as a candidate encapsulation material for photovoltaic modules...

    R. H. Liang, S. Chung, A. Clayton, S. Di Stefano, K. Oda, S. D. Hong… in Polymer Alloys III (1983)