A process that fuses the grains of a ceramic into a dense strong material to produce high-strength ceramics is called _____.

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Sintering is a process used in the manufacturing of ceramics, where small ceramic grains are fused together at high temperatures, resulting in a dense and strong material. Pyrolysis is a process of decomposing organic materials through heating in the absence of oxygen, while quenching is cooling heated metal quickly to increase its strength. Sol-gel process is a method of producing ceramics from a solution, while polymerization is a process of creating polymers.

A Process That Fuses the Grains of a Ceramic into a Dense