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Technical Articles (for engineers, not hype)

Short, practical write-ups on PSD/BET/phase purity and validation workflows—built to help R&D teams evaluate and spec materials faster.

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PSD bands: choosing the right range

How PSD affects injectability, packing density and conversion kinetics in CaP systems.

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BET: why surface area changes reactivity

A plain-language guide to BET targets and what they mean for handling and setting.

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Phase purity: what XRD ‘verified’ means

How phase purity reduces batch variance and improves validation efficiency.

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Measurement capabilities snapshot

Show capability without listing every instrument brand. Keep it credible.

What Typical options Why it matters
Phase verification XRD verification per lot (as applicable) Controls phase consistency and conversion behavior
Morphology review SEM-style morphology documentation (as applicable) Explains shape-driven performance differences
Surface area BET surface area target ranges Links to reactivity and setting speed
Particle sizing Laser diffraction / sieve bands (as applicable) Defines PSD bands customers can buy
Chemical impurities Heavy metals / impurity profile (typical) Supports downstream QA documentation

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FAQ

Short, practical answers—so customers can decide quickly.

Should Technical Articles be super detailed?+
No. Keep them practical and readable. The goal is to help buyers spec quickly, not publish a paper.
Can we mention standards?+
Yes—mention them clearly and accurately, and avoid over-claiming. Link to a downloadable statement if needed.
Do technical pages help SEO?+
Yes, if each page has unique content, internal links, and real intent-based keywords.
How long should one article be?+
600–1200 words is usually enough for B2B technical pages, with diagrams or tables.