1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf01998454
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Synthesis of nanooxides in two-phase laminar flames

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“…The combustion of single metal particles is of both fundamental [1,2] and applied [3] interest. In particular, combustion of metal powders in an aerodisperse flame [3] is regarded as a method for synthesizing nanosized oxide particles for the manufacture of semiconductor ceramic catalytic materials.…”
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“…The combustion of single metal particles is of both fundamental [1,2] and applied [3] interest. In particular, combustion of metal powders in an aerodisperse flame [3] is regarded as a method for synthesizing nanosized oxide particles for the manufacture of semiconductor ceramic catalytic materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, combustion of metal powders in an aerodisperse flame [3] is regarded as a method for synthesizing nanosized oxide particles for the manufacture of semiconductor ceramic catalytic materials. At the same time, it is known that aluminum, magnesium, titanium, beryllium, and zirconium can be added as energetic ingredients to solid propellants, explosives, and pyrotechnic formulations [2,4,5].…”
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“…The microflame is at a distance of the order of the particle size from the particle surface. Further coagulation growth of oxide particles occurs in the "smoke tail" formed by particle motion in the carrying gas flow.The size distribution and morphology of the aerosol particle microaggregates formed by condensationcoagulation growth can depend appreciably on the magnitude of the electric charges gained by primary particles during the physicochemical stages of combustion [3].In the literature, little experimental information can be found on the charge (electrophysical) and morphological properties of fine alumina particles formed during combustion of aluminum droplets [4]. The present work is an attempt to fill this gap.…”
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“…Properties of fine alumina produced by combustion of metal particles with a size of 4-6 µm in a laminar dispersed flame were studied by Zolotko et al [4]. It was found that the oxide particles have sizes of 0.07-0.14 µm and a positive charge of 20 elementary unities.…”
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