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Research and Development of the Theories of Crystal Growth
ZHENG Yan-Qing,SHI Er-Wei,LI Wen-Jun,WANG Bu-Guo,HU Xillg-Fang
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 321332
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The development of the theories of crystal growth was reviewed and the limitations of present theories were discussed. These limitations were summed up as: ignorance of the structures of the circumstance phase, ignorance of the growth conditions, the employment of thermodynamics and statistical physics of equilibrium state to explain non-equilibrium process of crystal growth, and lack of theoretical model on the growth mechanism about high density circumstance and multi-element crystal system. Moreover, the lately development of the theories and resarch methods about crystal growth was also introduced. Finally, some opinions about the directions of future development were proposed.
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Recent Progress of Mesoporous Silica Materials
WANG Lian-Zhou,SHI Jian-Lin,YU Jian,YAN Dong-Sheng
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 333342
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Since the synthesis of novel mesoporous silica materials in 1992, the materials have become a great demand in many research fields. The authors reviewed the synthesis of mesoporous silica materials and their classification, their formation mechanism, as well as the aspects of controlling porosity and recent progresses of their applications. The mesoporous silica materials may be found great utility in catalysis and nano-technology etc.
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Advances in the Study of Preparation and Properties of Carbon Nitride
XIAO Xing-Cheng,SONG Li-Xin,HU Xing-Fang
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 343351
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A detailed review was made on the structure of the carbon nitride together with its preparation process such as sputtering, chemical vapor deposition, ion assisted deposition and laser ablation.The resulting mechanical, electronic and optical properties were discussed, followed by the analysis for further studies.
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Influence of Annealing Process on the Scintillation Properties of PWO Crystals
LIAO Jing-Ying,SHEN Bing-Fu,SHAO Pei-Fa,YIN Zhi-Wen
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 352356
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This paper described the influence of annealing process on X-ray irradiation excited emission spectra, transmission and radiation hardness of PWO crystals grown by a modified Bridgman method. The results show the scintillation properties and radiation hardness of PWO crystals annealed in the atmosphere with oxygen-rich and suitable temperatures are improved obviously.
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Scintillation Properties of Fe and Cr Doped Bi4Si3O12 Crystals
FEI Yi-Ting,SUN Ren-Ying,FAN Shi-Ji
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 357362
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High optical quality Bi4Si3O12 and Fe, Cr doped Bi4Si3O12 single crystals with the size 20mm×20mm×100mm were grown by the vertical Bridgman method. After measuring their trans.mission spectra, relative light output, FWHM energy resolution, excitation spectra and emission spectra, the laws of the doped effects on scintillation properties of Bi4Si3O12 crystals were summarized and explained.
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Electronic Structure and Absorption Spectrum of Rutil TiO2 Crystal with F and F+ Centers
CHEN Jun,LIN Li-Bin,LU Tie-Cheng
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 363367
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The electronic structure of rutile TiO2 crystal with F and F+ center was studied using the SCC-DVM-Xα method , and their optical transition models were obtained. We found that F and F+ center optical transition energies are 0.98eV and 1.78eV respectively, that the optical absorption peaks of 1.2μm(1.02eV), 740um(1.75eV) in the reduced sample of TiO2 are due to F and F+ center formed, and a transfer of F+ →F existed.
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Study on the Structure of Ge-As-Te Glass by X-ray Diffraction and Reverse Monte Carlo Simulation
ZHANG Jiu-Ming,DU Jill-Cheng,ZHAO Xiu-Jian,XIE Kang
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 368374
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The structure of two Ge-As-Te glasses with compositions of Ge10As18Te72 and Ge15As45Te40 were studied by X-ray diffraction radial distribution function analysis and Reverse Monte Carlo simulation. In the Ge10As18Te72 glass, the Ge, As and Te atoms are bonded on average to 3.55, 3 and 0.8 Te atoms, respectively. The structure of the investigated Ge10As18Te72 glass can be described as netwok of distorted GeTe_4 tetrahedra and AsTe3 (GeTe3) pyramidal units , connected by --As(Ge)--Te--As(Ge)-- chain-like elements; In the Ge15As45Te40 glass, there is one medium-range order dependent X-ary scattering feature, i.e.,the first sharp diffraction peak(FSDP). The Ge atoms are bonded on average to 1.8 Te atoms and 1.1 As atoms. The As atoms are bonded on average to 1.3 Te atoms and 1.0 As atoms. And the length of the Ge--Te bonds and As--Te bonds is shorter in the latter than in the former, respectively.
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Structure and Properties of Ferrite/Glass-ceramic Nanocomposites
YUE Zhen-Xing,ZHOU Ji,ZHANG Hong-Guo,LI Long-TU,GUI Zhi-Lun
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 375379
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NiCuZn ferrite nanometre powder and MgO-Al2O3-SiO2 (MAS) gel powder were first synthesized by sol-gel process. Being mixed and sintered, a series of novel composites with ferrite and MAS glass-ceramic were obtained. XRD resultsrevealed that the composites have diphasic structures of NiCuZn ferrite and cordierite crystallites. No chemical reaction between two constituents during sintering was detected. The composites have tunable electric and magnetic properties with the resonant frequencies higher than 2GHz.
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Preparation of Al2O3 and Y2O3-coated SiC Composite Particles
ZHANG Ju-Xian,YANG Jing-Yi,GAO Long-Qiao,HOU Yao-Yong,LI Fa
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 380384
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Al2O3and Y2O3-coated SiC composite particles were prepared from SiC coated uniformly with Al(OH)3 and Y(OH)3 by heterogeneous nucleation process. The IEP of as-received SiC is pH 3.4, that of Al(OH)3-coated SiC shift to pH 7.3. When Al(OH)3-coated SiC composite particles were coated with Y(OH)3, its IEP is about pH 8.6. In addition, the viscosity behavior of SiC was changed via coating. The coating ratio is over 95% according to the results of hydrochloric acid titration, that is, 95% of added coating materials can be coated on the surfaces of SiC particles by heterogeneous nucleation process.
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Synthesis of Nanoparticles of Li Ferrite by Solid State Method
JIANG Ji-Sen,GAO Lian,GUO Jing-Kun,YANG Xie-Long,SHEN Hong-Lie
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 385390
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The precursor of Li ferrite with a solid solution structure was prepared by mechanochemical treatment of Li2CO3 and α-Fe2O3 powders through high energy ball milling. Li ferrite was obtained after heat treatment of the precursor under a temperature much lower than that required in general solid state reaction. LiFeO2 was the intermediate of the formation of Li ferrite. The ferrite was characterized by Mossbauer spectra, XRD, IR spectra, TEM and VSM methods. The results showed that the ferrite was nanoparticles with ordered structure of Li+ and Fe3+ ions in the octahedral sites of the ferrite. The magnetization of the ferrite nanoparticles was higher than that of the samples synthesized by wet chemical method and the coercivity of the ferrite was higher than that of the bulk ferrite.
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Nanometer-sized Zinc Oxide Prepared by Using Urea as Precipitating Agent
LIU Chao-Fend,HU Xing-Fang,ZU Yong
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 391396
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Nanometer-sized ZnO particles were prepared by using a homogeneous precipitation method, urea and zinc nitrate as the starting materials. Microstructure and morphology of nanometer-sized ZnO were investigated by means of TG-DTA, IR absorption spectra, X-ray diffractometry , TEM and Laser particle size analyzer. The results indicated that well-crystallized nano-ZnO was obtained with annealing temperature at 450℃. Narrow- sized, finely dispersed nano-ZnO with a size of 15~80nm was available by controlling reactant conditions. The effects of supersaturation on particle sizes and formation mechanism of nano-ZnO were also discussed.
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Kinetics of Preparation of Ni Electroless Plating on ZrO2 Uultrafinepowders
SHAO Zhong-Cai,ZHAI Yu-Cun,TIAN,Yan-Wen,LI Bac-Shan
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 397402
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In the process of electroless plating used to Ni coated ZrO2 ultrafine powders, the relationship between Ni2+ concentration in solution and time at different temperatures was determined. The effect of Ni2+ concentration, NaF and surfactants on the speed of Ni deposit was obtained. Apparent activity energy was concluded. The goal that even mixing Ni with ZrO2 was attained. Experimental results show that Ni is coated on ZrO2 powder surface and the speed of Ni deposit can be raised and apparent activity energy can be dropped by NaF and surfactants.
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Pressureless Sintering of Refractory Grade β-Si3N4 Powder and Mechanical Properties of the Sintered Materials
XU Xin,HUANG Li-Ping,CHEN Yuan,FU Xi-Ren
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 403407
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Refractory grade β-St3N4 powder was pressureless sintered with the aim of lowering cost. It is showed that β-St3N4 has good sinterability. A microstructure with small rod-like grains was obtained, which dispersed uniformly in the matrix, no abnormal rod-like grains was observed. The material displayed a strength of 587MPa and fracture toughness of 5.3MPa.m1/2, which allow the material used in normal circumstance.
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Vapor Doping Method, a New Effective Method Used in BaTiO3 Based PTCR Ceramics
QI Jian-Quan,GUI Zhi-Lun,LI Long-Tu
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 408412
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Grain boundary effect is one of the characteristics of ceramic materials. Some oxides have high vaporization pressure. Using vapor as doping resource during sintering, the grain boundary behavior can be effectively controlled and the material properties can be improved. The PTCR effect that existed in semiconducting barium titanate based ceramics is a typical grain boundary effect. The experimental results show that materials doped with Sb2O3 or Bi2O3 vapor have high density and homogeneous microstructure with small grain size. The sample with over 8 orders of magnitude degree of resistivity jumping can be obtained. Thus vapor doping method is a new and effective method.
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Time Domain Dielectric spectra of depletion Layer
CHEN Min,SUN Shao-Feng,LI Jing-De
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 413417
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Because of slow polarization and non-linear effects, the dynamic properties of Metal-Semiconductor-Insulator-Metal (MSIM) layer were obtained incorrectly by frequency domian spectra with sinusoidal current. For this structure, time domain dielectric spectra can distinguish the effects reliably between contact and insulating layer of MOS structure. More important information of space charges motion can also be obtained by this method.
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Displacement Characterization of the PZT-based Monolithic Multilayer Piezoelectric Actuators
LI Guo-Rong,CHEN Da-Ren,YIN Qing-Rui
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 418424
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The PZT-based monolithic multilayer piezoelectric actuator (35 layers of piezo-ceramic, one layer 47μm thick) was fabricated by the tape-casting and the ceramic/internal-electrode cofiring method. The actuator shows large displacement under a low voltage (about 1μm displacement under 38V voltage). The static and dynamic displacement characterizations of the PZT-based actuator was discussed on the basis of its lattice structure and domain behaviors.
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Preparation of the Phosphor BaMgAl10O17:Eu2+ by the Surface Diffusion Method
LIU Ying-Liang,ZHOU Guang-Mei,FENG De-Xiong,SHI Chun-Shan
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 425430
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A surface diffusion method was proposed and applied to prepare blue phosphor BaMgAl10Ol7 :Eu2+. The results show that, compared with the direct synthesis method by common high temperature solid state, the concentration of Eu2+ in the phosphor BaMgAl10O17:Eu2+ prepared by the surface diffusion method can be greatly reduced owing to the activator Eu2+ ions distributed mainly over the surface of the phosphor. It is possible to reduce the cost of this kind of the luminescent materials with the aid of the surface diffusion method.
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Effect of Surface Morphology of fine Quartz on the Hollow Secondary Particles of Xonotlite
CAI Hong,WANG Zhen-Yao,ZHANG Gan-Cheng,WU Mei-Mei,HUANG Yu-Min
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 431436
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The thickness of amorphous silicon dioxide on the surface of fine quartz was detected by TEM,SED and EDS methods and its volume and weight content computed. Moreover, its effect on the hollow secondary particles of xonotlite produced by hydrothermal reactions was studied. Reaction products were investigated by XRD and SEM methods. The experiment results show low content of amorphous silicon dioxide in the surface has no effect on the formation of the hollow secondary particles of xonotlite, but high content delays their formation and leads to produce aggregates of xonotlite and tobermorite crystals.
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Investigation of High Pressure Gas-solid Self Propagating High Temperature Synthesis h-BN-SiO2 Ceramics
CHEN Gut-Qing,HAN Jie-Cai,ZHANG Yu-Min,ZHANG Wei-Fang,DU Shan-Yi
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 437442
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h-BN-SiO2 ceramics were prepared by means of high pressure gas-solid self-propagating high temperature synthesis technology from powders of B, h-BN and SiO2. The nitrogen pressure and porosity of reactants that influence on ignition, and products have a scope, 48%≤ρ≤52%, 75MPa≤ρ≤85MPa, in which the non-cracked combustion products can be obtained. The density of product is up to 1.79g·cm-3 and the bending strength and hardness of h-BN-SiO2 ceramic are up to 76MPa and 212(HV) respectively. The higher the nitrogen pressure, the bigger the h-BN particles. The h-BN particles are isotropy. Crystalline B7O and glasses SiO2 exist in the product. Crystalline SiO2 was disappeared because of rapid cooling from combustion temperature to 1000℃. Glass’s phases that are not found among the h-BN particles only exist at the edge of B7O, which demonstrates that SiO2 is the cause of B7O formation.
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Research on TiC-Ni-Mo Composites by Combustion Synthesis
WANG Jian-Li,ZHANG Xing-Hong,HAN Jie-Cai,He Xiao-Dong,DU Shan-Yi
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 443448
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Dense TiC-Ni cermets TH20 and TH30 were produced by self-propagating high-temperature synthesis and pseudo heat isostatic pressing. The influence of process parameters on densities was investigated. Cermet mainly consisted of TiC particles and Ni-binder. TiC skeletal structure was enveloped by continuous Ni-binder phase. The interfacial bonding between TiC and Ni was found to be of a good quality. High dislocation existed near the interface and inside the Ni-binder phase, some residual carbon exists in reaction product. Meanwhile transverse rupture strengths of TH20 and TH30 were both close to those produced by conventional technology.
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Oxidation Behavior of Dy-melilite Solid Solutions
ZHANG Jiong,ZHANG Jun-Hong,WANG Pei-Ling
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 449455
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Four compositions of nitrogen-containing Dy-melilite solid solutions Dy2Si3-xAlxO3+xN4-x (Dy-M’, x=0, 0.3, 0.6 and 1.0) were prepared by hot-pressing and oxidized at 1000℃ for 20h in air in a TG unit. The weight gains per area of Dy-M’ samples decreased with increasing the Al substitution, i.e. Dy-M’(x=0.6)<x=0.3)M’, especially for Dy-M’(x=0.6), became better compared with that of Dy-M. A composition of Dy-α-Sialon with Dy-M’ as the grain boundary phase prepared by hot-pressing was exposed to air at 1000℃ and 1300℃ for 20h. No catastrophic oxidation behavior was observed in the first situation. When the sample was oxidized at 1300℃ for 20h, crystals of α-Dy2Si2O7 were observed in preferred orientation on the oxidized surface of Dy-α’-M’ sample.
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Preparation of Oxide Powders by Hydrothermal Salt Solution Pressure-relief
LI Wen-Jun,SHI Er-Wei,ZHENG Yan-Qing,WANG Bu-Guo,YIN Zhi-Wen
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 456460
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α-Al2O3 powder, AlO(OH) fibers and complex oxides made up of ZrO2 and AlO(OH) were prepared by a new hydrothermal method-hydrothermal salt solution pressure-relief. α-Al2O3 powders were prepared at 300℃ by using 1mol/L Al(NO3)3 solution as precursor, 0.2mol/L Fe(NO3)3 as additive; AlO(OH) fiber with the ratio of length with diameter 13:1 were prepared at 350℃ by using 1mol/LAl(NO3)3 as precursor, 1 mol/L KBr as additive; complex oxides made up of ZrO2 and AlO(OH) were prepared at 240℃ by using 0.75mol/L AlCl3 and 0.25mol/L ZrOCl2 mixed solutions as precursor.
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Effect of Dispersant on the Measurement of Particle Size Distribution of Nano Size Y-TZP
SUN Jing,GAO Lian,GUO Jing-Kun
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 465469
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Two factors which influence the measurement of particle size distribution were discussed. Selecting proper ultrasonic time can decrease the agglomeration of powders and lower the average particle size. Three kinds of nano-size Y-TZP powders require different amounts of dispersant to achieve lowest particle size. The optimum amount of dispersant for TZP1, TZP2 and TZP3 is 1.186%, 1.186% and 0.237% respectively. No significant improvement in the degree of dispersion was observed when the amount of dispersant exceeded the optimum value. The adsorbed polyelectrolyte results in a significant zeta potential on the particles and sterically prevents the particles from flocculating, leading to colloid stability increased. The pH of suspension is near to weakly basic (pH=8.0) if NH4PAA is added even as little as 0.237%.
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Microwave Sintering CuTi-Diamond Composite
CHENG Yu-Hang,WU Yi-Ping,CHEN Jian-Guo,ZHU Wen-Xuan,QIAO Xue-Liang,FAN Ying,PAN Xiao-Xia
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 470474
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CuTi-Diamond composite was first made by microwave sintering. The process and structure of the composite was studied. Results show that graphitization of diamond was not observed during sintering at 950℃. Diamond bonds well with CuTi matrix. The density of composite increases initially as the diamond content increases and then decreases after passing a maximum at the diamond volume content of about 18.75~25vol%.
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Structure and Properties of Nd0.67(Sr,Ca)0.33Mn(O,F)3 with Colossal Magnetoresistance
LIU Yao-Cheng,GUO Yong-Quan,ZHOU He-Ping,TAO Kun
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 475478
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Compounds of Nd0.67(Sr,Ca)0.33Mn(O,F)3 (NSMO) with colossal magnetoresistance (CMR)were prepared with CaF2 as dopant. X-ray diffraction with Rietveld analysis showed that NSMO compounds were of perovskite structures, with space groups of Pbnm, Z=4, and F- occupying 8d positions. As more amount of CaF2 were used, the lattice parameters and To of NSMO declined.The magnetoresistance (-△R/R) increased to a maximum of 99.7% when 20mol% CaF2 was doped.
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Preparation and Electrochemical Behavior of LiNiO2 as Cathode Materials in Secondary Lithium Ion Battery
TIAN Yan-Wen,ZHAI Xiu-Jing,GAO Hong,ZHAI Yu-Chun
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 483486
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Layered and highly crystalline LiNiO2 was prepared by heating a mixture of lithium hydroxide and nickel hydroxide at high temperature. The influence of preparation conditions on the electrochemical behavior of the product was discussed. It was found that tempwrature and duration of reaction as well as Li/Ni mole ratio exert important effects on the electrochemical behavior of the product. LiNiO2 prepared in this work has a reversible capacity of about 140mA.·h/g.
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Dense TiC-A12O3 Composites Fabricated by SHS
ZHANG Wei-Fang,HAN Jie-Cai,ZHANG Xing-Hong,HE Xiao-Dong,DU Shan-Yi
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 487490
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Dense TiC-Al2O3 composites were produced by self-propergating high temperature synthsis and pseudo-hot isostatic pressing(SHS/PHIP). The composition, microstructure and properties of the product were analyzed. The results show that the product consists of quasi-spherical TiC and irregular Al2O3. The interfacial bonding between TiC and Al2O3 is smooth. Transverse rupture strength and hardness of TiC-Al2O3 composites are aproximately 510MPa and 17.8GPa.
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Effect of a Dispersant on the Rheology Behavior of Silicon Nitride Aqueous Suspension
LIU Xue-Jian,GU Hong-Chen,HUANG Li-Ping,FU Xi-Ren
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 491494
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The effect of a dispersant on the electrokinetics and rheology of silicon nitride aqueous suspension with solids loading of 50wt% was investigated. The results indicated that the isoelectric point (IEP) of the silicon nitride powders is at the pH value of 4.2, and the value of zeta potential is up to its maximum near pH value of 11. The IEP of the silicon nitride powders decreases with the addition of the dispersant and the shift dependents on the amount of the dispersant. The suspension is a non-Newtonian time-dependent fluid. The optimum amount of the dispersant is at the ranges from 0.8 to 1.2wt%, in which the suspension is near Bingham fluid. Beyond that range, the suspension exhibits thixotropic behavior, or the suspension is an anti-thixotropy.
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Fabrication of Al2O3-ZrO2 Nano-Ceramics by HIP
GAO Lian,MIYAMOTO Hiroki
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 495498
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Co-precipitation methods were used to produce 20 mol% Al2O3-ZrO2 powder, from aqueous solutions of zirconium oxychloride and aluminium chloride, followed by precipitation with ammonia. The resulting gel was calcined at 750℃. The prepared powder was sintered at 1000℃ for 1 h under 200 MPa by using the hot isostatic pressing technique. TEM micrograph showed that the average grain size of the sintered body was only about 50 nm. XRD analysis on the polished surface indicated the phase composition of the nano-ceramics was 55% t-ZrO2-39% m-ZrO2-6% α-Al2O3.
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Primary Study on Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
MA Zi-Feng,SHI Yu-Mei HUANG Bi-Chun,LIN Zhuo-Yang,LIN Wei-Ming
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 499503
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A trial tubular SOFC system was fabricated. The electrical performance of this SOFC was evaluated at temperatures of 500 to 950℃. H2 and CH4 were used as the fuels and air as the oxidant gas. The internal resistance, output current and output power of this SOFC were measured. When H2 and CH4 were imported into the SOFC system at 950℃, the open circuit voltages were 0.98V and 1.05V, maximum output current densities were 19.6mA/cm2 and 16.4mA/cm2, the maximum output power was 30.0mW and 24.4mW, respectively. The endurance test was conducted over 145h, but this SOFC system showed no significant degradation.
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Process for Preparing Pd/γ-Al2O3 Composite Membrane
WANG Jun,MAO Lian,HUANG Lei,PENG Ding-Kun
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 504508
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The preparation process of Pd/γ-Al2O3 composite membrane for selective hydrogen separation was studied, direct impregnation of pd was achieved by mixing the boehmite sol(γ-AlOOH) with a Pd precursor, followed by ultrasonic dispersing Pd particles uniformly throughout the membrane.The average pore diameter measured by BET was 2.5~4.0nm, SEM, XRD and separation tests were conducted in order to evaluate the properties of the composite membrane.
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Three-dimensional Real-time Observation Device for the Growth of Melt Crustals
CAI Li-Xia,JIN Wei-Qing,PAN Zhi-Lei,LIU Zhao-Hua
1999 Vol. 14 (3): 509512
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A three-dimensional optical in-situ observation method was newly developed. The transmission magic-mirror method was applied to visualize and record the whole process of growth and melting of transparent crystals taking place in high temperature up to 1000℃ For matching to three-dimensional observation, a set of special furnace and crucible was designed and the growing process can be observed in two perpendicular directions and recorded in situ by CCD camera simultaneously. By using this system, the proces of KCl dendrite growth was observed.
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