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American society for testing and materials (ASTM) defines ceramic materials as "a substance produced from inorganic, non-metallic materials and formed when a molten mass that solidifies when cooled and formed by the action of heat." Most of the ceramic material is hard, porous and brittle. The use of ceramic materials in manufacturing require methods to appropriate to mitigate the problems associated with such features. Ceramic materials are usually ionic or robust Covalent binding and may be crystal or amorphous in structure.
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