Synthesis of Ba2Ti9O20 materials via a dissolution-precipitation mechanism in a hydrothermal process
Synthesis of Ba2Ti9O20 materials via a dissolution-precipitation mechanism in a hydrothermal process
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DOI:
10.1016/j.actamat.2005.11.037
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发表时间:
2006-04
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
Li-Wen Chu;G. Hsiue;I. Lin
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作者:
Li-Wen Chu;G. Hsiue;I. Lin
A hydrothermal process has been successfully utilized for the preparation of Hollandite-like Ba2Ti9O20precursors. Transmission electron microscopy in conjunction with chemical analyses of reacted powders indicate that Ti4+species are first dissolved in the solution and then react with Ba2+species to form perovskite-phased BaTiO3in the hydrothermal process. An excessively large particle size for the starting TiO2(anatase powders) results in insufficient Ti ions in the solvent and incomplete reaction with Ba2+species, which leads to a Ba2+-deficient powder mixture. A residual TiO2phase thus results after calcination. Only small TiO2particles (40nm) can result in sufficient Ti4+species in the solution, which fully react with Ba2+species and lead to a TiO2/BaTiO3ratio of the correct stoichiometry to form Ba2Ti9O20. TiO2/BaTiO3powder mixtures prepared in this way possess high activity and can be converted into pure Ba2Ti9O20materials. After calcination and sintering processes, such materials possess high sintered density (∼93% TD) and good microwave dielectric properties (K=36 and Q×f=27,000).