reconstructive processing
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reconstructive processing
(′rē·kən′strək·tiv ′prä′ses·iŋ)
(inorganic chemistry) The spinning of an inorganic compound of an organic support or binder subsequently removed by oxidation or volatilization to form an inorganic polymer.
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