Journal of the American Ceramic Society · 1995 · 72 citations · 4 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCeramic MaterialsMaterials CharacterizationStructural MaterialsMagnetic CeramicsMicrostructure - Property RelationshipsPhysical Properties Of MineralsRefractory CeramicsRefractory MaterialsBrick Material CharacterizationMagnesia RefractoriesMineral MicrostructureRefractory BricksRefractory MortarsScanning Transmission Electron MicroscopySpinel RefractoriesStructural Mineralogy
The microstructures of several commercial refractory bricks have been characterized using scanning and transmission electron microscopy. The “direct bond” is shown to be direct at the level of resolution attainable (∼0.3 nm), and a significant number of such direct contacts occur between non‐silicate phases in the microstructures of magnesia‐chromite bricks. However, attempts to examine the direct bond in magnesia‐spinel bricks were unsuccessful due to nonuniform ion thinning of TEM specimens.
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Toxicity of chromium compounds formed in refractories
D.J. Bray · American Ceramic Society bulletin · 1985 · 74 citations