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MIT NANOSKALIGEM METALLOXID-PULVER VERSETZTE LEUCIT-GLASKERAMIK
In a novel doped leucite glass ceramic powder (I) containing (a) leucite glass ceramic powder and (b) nano-particulate metal oxide powder of average particle size (d 5 0) 1-200 nm, the metal oxide is selected from lithium oxide (Li 2O), titanium dioxide (TiO 2), zinc oxide (ZnO) and lanthanum oxide (La 2O 3). Independent claims are included for: (1) a doped leucite glass ceramic (II) which (i) contains (a) a leucite glass ceramic and (b) nano-particulate metal oxide as above or (ii) is obtainable from (I); (2) the preparation of (II), by subjecting the powder (I) to sintering, optionally followed by chemical hardening; and (3) the use of (b) for the preparation of (I) or (II).
MIT NANOSKALIGEM METALLOXID-PULVER VERSETZTE LEUCIT-GLASKERAMIK
In a novel doped leucite glass ceramic powder (I) containing (a) leucite glass ceramic powder and (b) nano-particulate metal oxide powder of average particle size (d 5 0) 1-200 nm, the metal oxide is selected from lithium oxide (Li 2O), titanium dioxide (TiO 2), zinc oxide (ZnO) and lanthanum oxide (La 2O 3). Independent claims are included for: (1) a doped leucite glass ceramic (II) which (i) contains (a) a leucite glass ceramic and (b) nano-particulate metal oxide as above or (ii) is obtainable from (I); (2) the preparation of (II), by subjecting the powder (I) to sintering, optionally followed by chemical hardening; and (3) the use of (b) for the preparation of (I) or (II).
MIT NANOSKALIGEM METALLOXID-PULVER VERSETZTE LEUCIT-GLASKERAMIK
LEUCITE BASED GLASS CERAMIC CONTAINING NANOSCALE METALLIC OXIDE POWDER
VITROCÉRAMIQUE À BASE DE LEUCITE CONTENANT UNE POUDRE NANOMÉTRIQUE D'OXYDE MÉTALLIQUE
MEYER GERHARD (author) / CONRAD THOMAS (author)
2016-11-23
Patent
Electronic Resource
German
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