Deaeration
Deaeration reduces bubbles mixed into slurry to prevent coating and drying defects.
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In context
Remaining bubbles can cause voids, pinholes, or nonuniform thickness. Deaeration conditions must also match composition and equipment.
Example
Even bubble-free slurry can still contain metallic foreign matter or conductive additive agglomerates.
Key distinction
Do not assume a single treatment resolves different defect causes.
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