Ceramics, Volume 9, Issue 7

Thailand’s ceramic manufacturing tradition possesses a long and distinguished history, reflecting the nation’s rich cultural heritage, artistic excellence, and capacity for technological adaptation. Traditional Thai ceramics extend beyond...

This study presents the development of a one-part phosphate-activated geopolymer foam based on fayalite flotation residue from the copper industry. The solid activator consisted of triple superphosphate, enabling a dry-mix binder that requires only w...

Silicon nanoparticles have attracted considerable attention as high-capacity anode materials for lithium ion batteries. However, the high specific surface area of nanoparticles results in excessive formation of the solid electrolyte interphase, leadi...

A novel Dy³⁺-doped self-activated Sr₂NaMg₂V₃O₁₂ (SNMVO) phosphor was synthesized via a high-temperature solid-state reaction method. Its microstructure, surface morphology, valence state, and luminescence properties were investigated. The results sho...

The shrinkage strain, occurring upon UV curing and aging, leads to non-uniform dimensional changes that can compromise the part’s final geometry. This study investigates the deformation of green parts during the stereolithography process. Based...

Conventional 8YSZ thermal barrier ceramics suffer from limited phase stability and insufficient infrared radiation regulation at high temperatures. Sc₂O₃ doping can reduce thermal conductivity and improve phase stability, but the improvement remains...

Clay, as a sediment material, is an attractive option for the production of porous ceramics due to its low price and high abundance. Porous ceramics possess a combination of essential properties of clay-based materials, including high porosity and th...

This study aims to develop eco-efficient ceramic tiles through the valorization of recycled glass (GW; soda–lime glass cullet) as a partial raw material substituent, enabling a reduction in sintering temperature and, consequently, a decrease in...

Hot isostatic pressing (HIP) was employed to fabricate 3 mol% Y₂O₃-stabilized ZrO₂ ceramics with nearly pore-free microstructures. Zirconia ceramics containing residual pores (size: ~0.3 μm, <0.1%) exhibited a four-point bending strength of 1.1...