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Cold sintering produces capacitor material at record low temperatures

A team of Penn state scientists who used the cold sintering process to densify barium titanate ceramics at less than 572 degrees Fahrenheit (300 degrees Celsius), the lowest processing temperatures ever used, while maintaining the quality achieved at higher temperatures in modern commercial manufacturing.

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Cold Sintering produces capacitor material at record low temperatures @ PennState News

Article written by : Matthew Carroll

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