@misc{121461,
  keywords = {smooth alumina ceramic electronic industry},
  author = {Masaaki Hama and Daniel M. Dabbs and Ilhan A. Aksay},
  title = {Manufacture of ultrasmooth ceramics by low-temperature sintering},
  abstract = { The process comprises forming a consolidated ceramic, e.g., green compact of Al2O3 powder, impregnating the greenware with an inorg. polymer, e.g., polyaluminoxane having general formula [-M(R)n-X(R1)p-]m, (M = trivalent or tetravalent inorg. ion; when M = trivalent, n = 1, when M = tetravalent, n = 2; X is O-2, S-2, or N-3; when X = O-2 or S-2, p = 0; when X is N-3, p = 1; R, R1 = alkyl, alkoxy, acyloxy, Ph, or phenoxy group contg. a chain of >=3 C atoms; and m = 5-1000) and sintering the greenware, preferably at 1000-1400{\textdegree}. The ceramics are useful for the electronics industry. [on SciFinder(R)] },
  year = {1992},
  pages = {9 pp.},
  publisher = {Washington Technology Center, USA .},
  isbn = {US5135691A},
  language = {eng},
}