The New Top-To-Bottom Method of SiAlON Precursor Preparation by Activation in a Planetary Mill with a High Acceleration

Malgorzata Sopicka-Lizer; Marta Tańcula; Tomasz Pawlik; V Kochnev; E. Fokina

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.554.59

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The New Top-To-Bottom Method of SiAlON Precursor Preparation by Activation in a Planetary Mill with a High Acceleration

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Nano-structured β-sialon precursor powders were obtained as a result of milling in a planetary mill with a high acceleration. Various mixtures of initial nitrides/oxides have been prepared as β-sialon precursor with low (0.4-1.0z) substitution and were milled in a planetary mill of acceleration 28g (TTD, Russia) with zirconia or silicon nitride balls for a various times (30-45 min). The resultant powder showed various extents of crystalline lattice deformation: smaller crystallites, dislocations, bumpy surface. The degree of lattice destruction was influenced by the milling time and grinding media, however various mixture components showed diverse susceptibility to deformation.

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Malgorzata Sopicka-Lizer, Marta Tańcula, Tomasz Pawlik, V Kochnev, E. Fokina

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Mechano-Chemical Activation, Nanostructure, Powder, Precursor, ß-SiAlON

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