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In this study, Fe-doped Al2O3 ceramics with varying degrees of texture were prepared via Templated Grain Growth method and utilized for carbon nanotube synthesis by Catalytic Chemical Vapor Deposition in order to investigate how α-Al2O3 crystal orientation affects carbon nanotube growth in polycrystalline ceramics.

Three kinds of carbon filaments (few-wall carbon nanotubes bundles, individual multi-wall nanotubes and carbon nanofibres) were observed over Fe-doped Al2O3 ceramics with varying degrees of texture depending on the surface roughness, crystallographic orientation and the size of the catalyst nanoparticles.

The degree of texture increased with the Fe content in the presence of liquid phase.

Additionally, the peak fracture toughness of each orientation increased with the degree of texture.

The majority of the as-milled SmCo5 samples had the shape of flakes with a high degree of texture.

The results show a higher degree of texture of edge filaments and those closer to circumference, while the Bi-2223-phase Bi-2223-phase Bi-2223-phasehe tape content

For example, it was shown that the decrease of thickness, grain size and degree of texture is the best way to decrease time constants of metal oxide sensors.

For both materials, circumferential cracks resulted into higher fracture resistance than longitudinal cracks, indicating a certain degree of texture anisotropy introduced by the tube fabrication process.

The results reveal that high-quality LZO layers can be produced using completely water-based solutions, rendering a high degree of texture (full width at half maximum = 6.5°).

The degree of texture deduced from the integral intensities of the reflections (111)γ and (200)γ changed along the width and length of the ribbon in accordance with the change of the cooling rate during the crystallization.

The degree of texture is quantified by Lotgering orientation factor (LOF), an index of a specific preferred orientation like {00 l} expressed as LOF = (p − p0)/(1 − p0), where p = Σ 00 l film/Σ hkl)film and p0 = Σ 00 l)powder/Σ 00l)powder[17].