Heat-treatment induced evolution of the morphology and microstructure of zirconia prepared from chloride solutions during

The properties of hydrous zirconia prepared from ZrOCl 2 solutions were studied as functions of precipitation pH and subsequent heat treatment. Precipitation at pH ≤ 6 yields hydrous zirconia containing excess sorbate anions (Cl − ), and at pH ≥ 7, ammonium ions. This difference considerably affects...

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Published in:Russian journal of inorganic chemistry 2008-06, Vol.53 (6), p.842-848
Main Authors: Stenina, I. A., Voropaeva, E. Yu, Brueva, T. R., Sinel’nikov, A. A., Drozdova, N. A., Ievlev, V. M., Yaroslavtsev, A. B.
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