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Zirconia has three crystal form: monoclinic, the Quartet, Cubic phase.
Zirconia only at room temperature to a monoclinic phase, heated
to about 1100 ¡æ into tetragonal phase, heated to a higher temperature
will be translated into cubic phase. As the monoclinic phase transformation
in both directions when the Quartet will have a greater volume changes,
cooling time will be in the opposite direction in the larger volume
changes, making it easy for cracking products, limiting the pure
zirconium oxide in the field of high-temperature applications. But
add stabilizer, the tetragonal phase can be stable at room temperature,
it will not happen in the heat after the volume of mutation, the
zirconia greatly expand the scope of the application.
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