Controlled Synthesis of Mono-Dispersed Cerium Oxide Nano Powders via a Mixed Solvothermal Route

Zhen Xiong Ma; Xing Kai Zhang; Qi Tao Zhang; Yan Jiang; Ping Liu; Jia Mei Ye; Jun Liang Liu; Ming Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.554-556.610

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Controlled Synthesis of Mono-Dispersed Cerium Oxide Nano Powders via a Mixed Solvothermal Route

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In this paper, mono-dispersed cerium oxide nano powders have been synthesized via a mixed solvothermal route. The influences of solvents’ compositions and solvothermal temperatures on the crystallization of cerium oxide have been investigated. The results indicated that the formation temperature decreased when the mixed solvent was used and the existences of alcohols played as the reducing agents and delayed the crystallization of cerium oxide, which had great influences on both yield ratios and morphologies of the synthesized nano powders.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 554-556)

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610-615

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July 2012

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Zhen Xiong Ma, Xing Kai Zhang, Qi Tao Zhang, Yan Jiang, Ping Liu, Jia Mei Ye, Jun Liang Liu, Ming Zhang

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Cerium Oxide, Crystal Growth, Mixed Solvent, Solvothermal

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