Abstract
The formation mechanisms of microcracks in graphite foams were investigated by varying the preoxidation temperature of the precursor mesophase pitch. Results indicated that after the mesophase pitch was preoxidized, its quinolineinsoluble component became the dominant fraction, which leads to a decrease in heat stress gradient and as a result, a decrease in the amount, length and width of microcracks.
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