Synthesis and sintering of active manganese(II) zinc ferrite powders.
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概要
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Manganese(II) monoxide which is spontaneously oxidized in air is stabilized by solid solution with zinc oxide and then employed as a raw material in the synthesis of manganese(II) zinc ferrites in an inert atmosphere, giving thereby no chance for Mn<SUP>2+</SUP> to get oxidized. Sintering is done in a static controlled atmosphere created by the thermal dissociation of pellets of active iron(III) oxide kept in oxygen-free nitrogen along with the ferrite toroids. The ferrite formation and the sintering are performed at 950 and 1150 °C respectively by employing active oxide raw materials.
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著者
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Deshpande C.
National Chemical Laboratory
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Bakare P.
National Chemical Laboratory
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Murthy M.
National Chemical Laboratory
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Shrotri J.
National Chemical Laboratory