Aluminum dihydrogen phosphate (ADP) is a thermosetting material whose cementation mechanism belongs to condensation polymerization.  Compared with pure Al foam, composite foam with ADP undergoing sintering shows an increase in compressive yield strength and compressive strength, elevates the plateau stress, and exhibits a superior energy absorption capacity.  Nevertheless, the length of the plateau region has been shortened by degree as the ADP content is more than 7.5 mass%.

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Aluminum Dihydrogen Phosphate is a high-performance inorganic synthetic material renowned for its exceptional high-temperature resistance, anti-spalling properties, and bonding strength. In the refractory industry, it serves as a core binder for manufacturing high-temperature kilns, refractory bricks, and castables, forming a powerful chemical bond under intense heat. Within the electrical and electronic sectors, its superior insulation properties make it ideal for producing high-temperature insulating coatings and specialized ceramics. Additionally, it is used as a catalyst carrier in petrochemicals and as a flame-retardant additive in intumescent fireproof coatings in the paint industry. Its chemical stability and wear resistance also lead to widespread use in metallurgy and investment casting.