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Herring scaling law: a standalone construct

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a law stating how sintering time scales with particle size for each transport mechanism, letting the dominant mechanism be identified from size dependence.

In ceramics, Herring scaling law refers to a law stating how sintering time scales with particle size for each transport mechanism, letting the dominant mechanism be identified from size dependence. This meaning comes from Herring (1950) in Journal of Applied Physics.[1]

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  1. Herring, C. (1950). Effect of Change of Scale on Sintering Phenomena. Journal of Applied Physics, 21(4), 301-303. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1699658

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