Si-particle-size dependence of Mg2Si powders directly produced by liquid–solid synthesis method
Si-particle-size dependence of Mg2Si powders directly produced by liquid–solid synthesis method
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液固合成法直接生产的 Mg2Si 粉末的 Si 粒度依赖性
DOI:
10.1016/j.jallcom.2015.07.291
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Y. Shinohara
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作者:
Y. Isoda;S. Tada;Naoki Shioda;Y. Shinohara
The synthesis and powder processing of compounds in an Mg2Si system are difficult to achieve. These processes require a multi-step procedure that involves melting, crushing, grinding, and sieving in order to obtain Mg2Si powders from the Mg and Si starting materials. This may lead to the oxidation of Mg and contamination of the obtained powders with impurities. In this study, we developed a direct technique for synthesizing Mg2Si particles using a liquid–solid reaction. Si powders of various particle sizes (20–38, 38–53, 53–75, 75–106, 106–150, and 150–250 μm) were employed in the synthesis. The resulting powders were identified as single phase of Mg2Si by both XRD and EDX analyses. The optimal heat treatment temperature was between the two eutectic temperatures, 911 K and 1218 K. After heat treatment at 1143 K for 4 h, Si powders with particle sizes of less than 53 μm did not yield Mg2Si powders. In contrast, after heat treatment at 973 K for 10 h, all the Si powders produced Mg2Si powders. The Mg2Si powder particles were larger than the starting Si particles; for example Si particles with sizes of 53–75 μm produced Mg2Si powders with sizes ranging from 75 to 106 μm. The yields of Mg2Si powder reached approximately 90%.