2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.partic.2011.09.007
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Influence of preparation route and slip casting conditions on titania and barium titanate ceramics

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“…A broad exothermic peak around 680°C on the DTA curve with a corresponding weight loss of around 9.8% on the TG curve was close to the theoretical weight loss expected during intermediate [(Ba,Sr) 2 Ti 2 Zr x O 5 CO 3 ] x‐σ phase formation. The weight loss associated with the solid‐state reaction between metal carbonate and amorphous TiO 2 was reported as 17.4% . Therefore, the current weight loss suggested that the reaction followed the carboxylate complex mechanism.…”
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“…A broad exothermic peak around 680°C on the DTA curve with a corresponding weight loss of around 9.8% on the TG curve was close to the theoretical weight loss expected during intermediate [(Ba,Sr) 2 Ti 2 Zr x O 5 CO 3 ] x‐σ phase formation. The weight loss associated with the solid‐state reaction between metal carbonate and amorphous TiO 2 was reported as 17.4% . Therefore, the current weight loss suggested that the reaction followed the carboxylate complex mechanism.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The weight loss associated with the solid-state reaction between metal carbonate and amorphous TiO 2 was reported as 17.4%. 16 Therefore, the current weight loss suggested that the reaction followed the carboxylate complex mechanism. Figure 2A shows XRD profiles for the BSZT (x=0.02) gel.…”
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“…Trata-se, provavelmente, de um caso de estabilização do tipo eletrostática, onde o aditivo dispersante é adsorvido em torno das partículas formando uma dupla camada. Assim, as partículas são afastadas uma das outras, diminuindo a força de atração e a desaglomeração das estruturas formadas, diminuindo a viscosidade aparente, resultando em misturas concentradas trabalháveis no intervalo de tempo necessário à sua aplicação [3][4][5]. O aumento da viscosidade observado para 3% de dispersante deve-se, provavelmente, ao excesso de PAA que produz reaglomeração das partículas devido à interação do dispersante com a água e interações interfaciais e hidrodinâmicas.…”
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“…Dentre as técnicas atrativas e bem estabelecidas de processamento cerâmico que utilizam suspensões para a produção de determinados tipos de componentes destaca-se a colagem de barbotina. Neste tipo de processamento, suspensões estáveis contendo alta fração volumétrica de sólidos e com elevado grau de estabilidade são requisitos importantes para a obtenção de produtos com maior qualidade [2,3]. Assim, o desenvolvimento de suspensões cerâmicas reologicamente ajustadas é um fator decisivo para a obtenção de materiais com elevada densidade e estabilidade dimensional.…”
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“…Thus, in recent years, a variety of methods have been devised in order to replace the conventional one, obtaining finer powder and less agglomerated barium titanate. These chemical methods include hydrothermal synthesis, precipitation [5,7,8] and polymeric routes [9]. However, not only are most of these methods expensive, but they may also favor the formation of small-sized grains, adverse to piezoelectric properties [1].…”
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confidence: 99%