2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2004.11.002
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Effect of Y2O3 addition on the phase transition and growth of YSZ nanocrystallites prepared by a sol–gel process

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“…Figure 2 plots the relative amount of monoclinic phase in the region of coexisting phases obtained from the XRD patterns. The ratio of the monoclinic (M) phase to the metastable tetragonal (T') phase is determined from the integral intensities of the monoclinic XRD peaks (-121) and (121) and the tetragonal XRD peak (121) using the following relationship 21,22 :…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 2 plots the relative amount of monoclinic phase in the region of coexisting phases obtained from the XRD patterns. The ratio of the monoclinic (M) phase to the metastable tetragonal (T') phase is determined from the integral intensities of the monoclinic XRD peaks (-121) and (121) and the tetragonal XRD peak (121) using the following relationship 21,22 :…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This exothermic reaction is resulted from crystallization of the tetragonal structure of zirconia in the HA-3YSZ sample [25]. In addition, according to Kuo et al [26,7], when the exothermic peak temperature is greater than 456 8C, only pure cubic ZrO 2 is obtained for 8YSZ.…”
Section: Thermal Analysis Of the Dried Gelmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The transformation from the high temperature phases of tetragonal and cubic ZrO 2 to the monoclinic phase in the stabilized ZrO 2 is prevented. With the addition of Y 2 O 3 , the chemical free energy of each polymorph of zirconia changes such that the tetragonal and/or cubic phases can be stabilized at room temperature [26,7]. Moreover, because of the lower surface energy of the tetragonal phase (g t = 0.77 J/m 2 ) [27] compared to that of the monoclinic phase (g m = 1.13 J/m 2 ), a surface energy effect obtains which is related to the stability of the phase in pure and stabilized zirconia [26].…”
Section: Xrd Phase Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vários autores [32][33][34][35] estudaram a morfologia e a estrutura cristalina de diferentes tipos de YSZ, preparados seguindo uma ampla variedade de metodologias. Esses autores caracterizaram o material por varias técnicas diferentes, mas sempre usando MEV e DRX.…”
Section: Microscopia Eletrônica De Varredura (Mev)unclassified
“…Esses autores caracterizaram o material por varias técnicas diferentes, mas sempre usando MEV e DRX. O YSZ preparado pelo método sol-gel cristalizou-se com uma estrutura monoclínica, quando calcinado a 500°C, e na estrutura cúbica, quando calcinado a 700°C; as micrografias do YSZ cúbico e monoclínico diferem entre si, principalmente pela presença de arestas definidas na forma cúbica [32]. Micrografias de YSZ sinterizado a 1480°C apresentam claramente as arestas e vértices característicos da estrutura cúbica; a fácil visualização desses elementos foi devido ao crescimento do cristal [35].…”
Section: Microscopia Eletrônica De Varredura (Mev)unclassified