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Pea Within Pea: Microencapsulation of Pea Pod Extract Using Pea Grain Powder as a Sustainable Carrier. [PDF]

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Ćujić Nikolić N   +6 more
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Preparation and characterization of anatase powders

Journal of the Chemical Society, Faraday Transactions, 1998
Anatase powders have been prepared by precipitation and by sol–gel methods. In the former, titania was continuously precipitated at 25°C, pH 1.97 in a stirred reactor by mixing TiOSO4 and potassium hydroxide so as to keep solution supersaturation constant throughout the precipitation process.
Tsevis, A.   +4 more
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Characterization of Si3N4 powders

Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1987
Abstract
G. Petzow, R. Sersale
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Characterization of Ceramic Powders

Materials and Processing Report, 1988
(1988). Characterization of Ceramic Powders. Materials and Processing Report: Vol. 2, No. 11, pp. 1-1.
Laurel Sheppard, D.R. Johnson
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Characterization of Powders

1998
Size, distribution of size and surface area of powder particles are important parameters in mechanical alloying and milling. They will influence the chemical reaction not only during milling but also post processing.
L. Lü, M. O. Lai
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Powder Characterization Techniques

Materials Performance and Characterization, 2020
Abstract Knowledge of the characteristics of powders is of paramount importance for the successful development and application of powder metallurgy and particulate materials. Early characterization techniques were related to press and sinter powder metallurgy, dealing with the relatively coarser powders and with the analysis of ...
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Powder Characterization and Compaction

2015
Once a ceramic powder is synthesized, there should be some parameters or data to demonstrate its properties or quality. The understanding of powder quality is important for two reasons: (i) quality control of the starting powders and (ii) microstructure monitoring or controlling of the final ceramics with desired properties and performances.
Ling Bing Kong   +7 more
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Characterization of Fine Powders

2009
Fine powders are used in many applications and across many industries such as powdered paints and pigments, ceramics, petrochemicals, plastics, pharmaceuticals, and bulk and fine chemicals, to name a few. In addition, fine powders must often be handled as a waste by-product, such as ash generated in combustion and gasification processes.
Matthew Krantz, Hui Zhang, Jesse Zhu
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