Following Part 1: Mechanical Milling Method, this second installment of the Powder Preparation Series focuses on chemical methods for producing powders. Unlike mechanical milling, which relies on physical forces, chemical methods leverage chemical reactions to synthesize powders with precise composition, controlled particle size, and uniform morphology.
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Powder preparation is a fundamental step in materials science, metallurgy, ceramics, and additive manufacturing. The properties of the final product—whether it is a sintered ceramic, a metallic component, or a composite material—largely depend on the characteristics of the powders used. In this first part of our Powder Preparation Series, we will focus on one of the most widely applied approaches: the mechanical milling (mechanical pulverization) method.