Preparation and Properties of 3mol%YF3-CaF2 Nanopowder

Xiang Ma; Hong Qiang Nian; Le Kang; Jin Feng Xia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.680.248

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Preparation and Properties of 3mol%YF₃-CaF₂ Nanopowder

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Nano-sized 3mol%molYF₃-CaF₂powder was prepared by co-precipitation method, the prepared powder and sintered ceramic was characterized by XRD and SEM technologies. Results clearly demonstrated that appropriate calcination temperature of 3mol%molYF₃-CaF₂ composite was below 500°C, and when the YF₃-CaF₂ ceramic sintering temperature was 900°C, the YF₃was uniform doped in CaF₂ ceramic successfully and the grain growth was very good.

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Xiang Ma, Hong Qiang Nian, Le Kang, Jin Feng Xia*

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3mol%molYF₃-CaF₂, Co-Precipitation, SEM, XRD

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