The starting material of a continuous silicon carbide fiber with very high tensile strength is a polycarbosilane. It begins to decompose from 300°C in vacuum and is gradually converted into a β-silicon carbide fiber by the heat-treatment at the temperature above 800°C.
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Yajima et al. (1975) studied this question.
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