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The MSCs were constructed, for BTS2.5 and BTS15 graded layers in FGMs, using shrinkage data obtained by a heating microscope during sintering at four constant heating rates, 2, 5, 10 and 20 °/min.

Cells were examined by standard fluorescence microscopy using a fluorescence microscope (Axioplan Microscope, Zeiss, Germany).

The use of computerized image analysis techniques allows all the data contained in the images provided by the heating microscope to be transformed rapidly into valuable and highly accurate information.

The sintering process was traced by heating microscope and the characteristics were analyzed by XRD, SEM-EDS and TAM Air.

The heating microscope has its origin in a series of optical instruments developed to study the melting behavior of coal ashes as reviewed by Radmacher [10].

The grating morphologies with different isothermal soaking time were recorded by a scanning electron microscope with a heating apparatus.

Thermal expansion coefficients and glass characteristic temperatures are determined by the dilatometer and Leitz heat microscope methods.

In contrast to enclosing the microscope in a heating chamber, local Peltier-based heating-cooling regulation allows efficient temperature regulation over ≈10 degrees within a few minutes.

Cells were imaged either at 30°C, or 36.8°C by heating the microscope objective with a flexible resistive heater (Omega, Stamford, CT) utilizing an on off controller (Minco, Minneapolis, MN), which maintained the temperature at the objective within ±0.1°C as readout by a 100 Ω platinum thermistor (Minco).

They were maintained at 37°C in a heating enclosure (TRZ 3700, Zeiss) mounted on an inverted microscope.

The stained cells were then observed by a fluorescence microscope.