Lecture

Ceramics: Powder Characterization

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This lecture covers the characterization of powders in ceramics, focusing on the importance of describing and synthesizing powders, as well as the methods used to characterize them, such as static light diffraction, mercury porosity, and gas adsorption. It explains why it is crucial to understand the characteristics of powders, how they impact the properties of ceramics, and the manufacturing process. The lecture also delves into the challenges related to particle size distribution, shape metrics, and the significance of correct sampling techniques in ensuring accurate characterization.

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Statistical inference: Mathematical statistics

Data collection: Statistical sampling

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