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Fabrication methods directed metal oxidation

Interfacial phenomena at metal oxide/water interfaces are fundamental to various phenomena in ceramic suspensions, such as dispersion, coagulation, coating, and viscous flow. The behavior of suspensions depends in large part on the electrical forces acting between particles, which in turn are affected directly by surface electrochemical reactions. Therefore, this chapter first reviews fundamental concepts and knowledge pertaining to electrochemical processes at metal oxide powder (ceramic powder)/aqueous solution interfaces. Colloidal stability and powder dispersion and packing are then discussed in terms of surface electrochemical properties and the particle-particle interaction in a ceramic suspension. Finally, several recent examples of colloid interfacial methods applied to the fabrication of advanced ceramic composites are introduced. [Pg.157]

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Direct metalation

Direct metallation

Direct method

Direct oxidation

Directed metal oxidation

Direction Methods

Metal fabrication

Metal methods

Metallation directed

Oxidation directed

Oxidation directive

Oxide method