Achieving strength and toughness limits of anisotropic microstructured alumina ceramics through interface engineering

ZeZhou He

doi:10.1039/d5mh01962a

December 4, 2025Materials HorizonsOpen Access

Achieving strength and toughness limits of anisotropic microstructured alumina ceramics through interface engineering

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To achieve strength and toughness limits similar to natural materials using advanced ceramics.
Exploration of anisotropic microstructured ceramics (AMCs) mimicking nacre's structure.
Assessment of interface engineering techniques to enhance material properties.
Demonstrated improvements in both strength and toughness compared to traditional ceramic materials.

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Advanced ceramic composites improve strength and toughness, indicating bioinspired designs enhance performance.

Abstract

Advanced ceramic composites face a critical challenge: achieving the combined strength and toughness as in natural materials like nacre. Bioinspired anisotropic microstructured ceramics (AMCs) address this by mimicking nacre's hierarchical...

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ZeZhou He (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69362f6c4fa91c937236df8d https://doi.org/10.1039/d5mh01962a

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Achieving strength and toughness limits of anisotropic microstructured alumina ceramics through interface engineering

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