Hitachi High-Tech (Japan)

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most citedObserving and modeling the sequential pairwise reactions that drive solid-state ceramic synthesis

92 citations

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T. Kajino2 profiles2 · h 46
A. Balantekin1 · h 51
A. Miura1 · h 34
Christopher J. Bartel1 · h 27
C. Moriyoshi1 · h 34
G. Ceder1 · h 159
G. J. Mathews1 · h 9
K. Otsuki1 · h 12
K. Tadanaga1 · h 51
M. Nagao1 · h 25
M. Shirai1 · h 9
Naoki Kozuki1 · h 1

collaborating institutions

Hitachi (Japan)JP5 papers
The University of TokyoJP3 papers
National Astronomical Observatory of JapanJP2 papers
Tokyo Metropolitan UniversityJP2 papers
University of ChicagoUS2 papers
University of Notre DameUS2 papers
Hiroshima UniversityJP1 paper
Hokkaido UniversityJP1 paper
Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryUS1 paper
Tohoku UniversityJP1 paper
Tokyo Institute of TechnologyJP1 paper
University of California, BerkeleyUS1 paper

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Observing and modeling the sequential pairwise reactions that drive solid-state ceramic synthesis

Akira Miura, Christopher J. Bartel, Yusuke Goto +11

Solid-state synthesis from powder precursors is the primary processing route to advanced multicomponent ceramic materials. Designing ceramic synthesis routes is usually a laborious…