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Densification of rapid carbothermal synthesized and commercial boron carbide by spark plasma sintering
Boron carbide is a structural ceramic material with exceptionally good physical and chemical properties. Thus, boron carbide is proposed for applications in extreme conditions. However synthesizing and sintering of boron carbide is extremely difficult due to its high melting point and strong covalen
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