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Organopolysilanes and -carbosilanes are already used as starting materials for the commercial production of SiC-based fibers. The process, originally derived from the method described by Yajima involves the melt-, wet- or dry- spinning of organosilicon polymers followed by a curing step and subsequent pyrolysis of the polymer fiber providing the ceramic fiber [1,2]. The intermediate curing step results in an increased cross-linking of the polymer and hence in the formation of an infusible polymer fiber necessary for the shape retaining thermal conversion into the ceramic material.

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Riedel, R., Kienzle, A., Frieß, M. (1995). Non-Oxide Silicon-Based Ceramics from Novel Silicon Polymers. In: Harrod, J.F., Laine, R.M. (eds) Applications of Organometallic Chemistry in the Preparation and Processing of Advanced Materials. NATO ASI Series, vol 297. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0337-4_9

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