Ageing of wet-synthesized oxide powders

Montanaro, Laura; Belgacem, Kaouther; Llewellyn, Philip L.; Rouquérol, F.; Merlo, Fabrizio; Palmero, Paola

doi:10.1007/s10973-006-8066-4

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“…The identification is based on the temperature of maximum rate of oxidation and the temperature range of oxidation. Montanaro et al (110) have studied the process of aging of small particulate powders of oxides used as ceramic precursors. By combining TGA with mass spectrometry, they link water and carbon dioxide to the process of aging that can be largely reversed by washing the aged powders with ethanol in a basic medium.…”

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“…In view of chemical environments, the properties of nanopowders are affected by many factors, including (1) solvents [13,14], (2) precipitants [8], (3) dispersants [15], (4) calcined temperatures [16,17], (5) aging conditions [18,19], and (6) pH values [20]. Transparent Nd:YAG ceramics of excellent performance could be obtained from nano-powders synthesized only if all these factors are precisely controlled.…”

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