Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1463836 | Ceramics International | 2008 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
The potential of the vibro-milling technique as a simple method to obtain usable quantities of single-phase electroceramic powders with nanosized particles was examined. A detailed study considering the role of both milling time and firing condition on phase formation and particle size of the final product was performed. The calcination temperature for the formation of the desired phase was lower when longer milling times have been applied. More importantly, by employing an appropriate choice of the milling time and calcination condition, high purity electroceramic nanopowders have been successfully prepared with a simple solid-state reaction method.
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Authors
R. Wongmaneerung, W. Chaisan, O. Khamman, R. Yimnirun, S. Ananta,