Agglomeration of magnesium oxide particles formed by the decomposition of magnesium hydroxide
Agglomeration of magnesium oxide particles formed by the decomposition of magnesium hydroxide
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氢氧化镁分解形成的氧化镁颗粒团聚
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1988
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M. Kinoshita
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K. Itatani;Kiyotaka Koizumi;F. Howell;A. Kishioka;M. Kinoshita
Agglomeration of magnesium oxide (MgO) particles was studied by decomposing magnesium hydroxide (Mg(OH)2). The properties of agglomerates varied according to the decomposition temperature region: (i) below 650° C, (ii) 650° C to 850° C, (iii) 850° C to 1050° C, and (iv) 1050° C to 1200°C. In region (i), the original Mg(OH)2 frameworks or pseudomorphs remained in the powder and showed agglomeration. The strength of agglomerates containing the pesudomorphs was about 50 MPa; the primary particles in pseudomorphs are bonded chemically by the interaction of MgO and residual water. In region (ii) the pseudomorphs began to show some fragmentation: the bonding strength of these pseudomorphs reduced rapidly. In region (iii), both crystallite and primary particles were grown by the sintering; this growth may be due to an increase in contact area based on the collapse of pseudomorphs. The primary particles whose necks were grown by the sintering could be easily pulled apart by grinding. In region (iv) pore growth due to the rearrangement of primary particles caused the suppression of both densification rate and crystal growth of MgO.