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Powder Characterization: Part 1

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This lecture covers the importance of powder characterization in ceramic materials, focusing on motivation, sampling, particle size and shape, and key characteristics like density, porosity, and chemical composition. It also discusses the impact of powder characteristics on the manufacturing process and final product properties.

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