Cemented carbide powders milled for various times have been studied with respect to the shape and internal structure of the grains. The shrinkage of powder compacts during heat-treatment was recorded dilatometrically. The major effects of milling seem to be to alter the grain size and morphology of the powder and to form a fine dispersion of small particles of Co3O4.
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