Chemical Reactions Induced under Grinding : Application to Synthesis of Lanthanoid Ferrite(Synergy by Microparticulation)
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概要
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Mechanical grinding operation has been applied to induce chemical reactions forming lanthanoid-ferrite, LnFeO_3, Ln: La, Sm, Gd, Dy. This mechanochemical process has the peculiarity of kneading Fe_2O_3 particles into the deformable Ln (OH)_3 gel formed from Ln_2O_3 and a small amount of H_2O in organic liquids. Under the grinding process, the synthesis reactions progresses through the formation of mixed agglomerates with the size less than 2μm,the formation of hydroxide complex, LnFeO(OH)_4, and the stress-induced dehydration-condensation resulting in LnFeO_3. The crystallinity of the synthesized LnFeO_3 can be controlled in amorphous to well-crystallized perovskite phase by the post heat-treatment. The influences of grinding stress and water content have been discussed.
- 一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
- 2006-09-19
著者
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Mantoku Norie
Graduate School Ibaraki University
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Mitachi Sensyu
Fine Ceramics Laboratory Hokko Chemical Industries
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Abe Osami
The Research Center for Superplasticity, Faculty of Engineering, Ibaraki University
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Abe Osami
The Research Center For Superplasticity Faculty Of Engineering Ibaraki University
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