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Online since: October 2008
Authors: Sampad Biswas, H.S. Maiti, S. Bandyopadhyay
It is believed that, for the
stabilization of the α-Si3N4 structure, the occupancy of this kind of interstitial site by a certain
amount of M cation is necessary.
The largest rare earth cation that has been reported to enter α-SiAlON structure alone is Nd 3+, with an ionic radius of 0.99Å.
Initial focus on the factors influencing α' stability was focused on the effective radius of the cation stabilizing the α' structure, with suggestions that a smaller stabilizing cation would be more mobile and thus render the α' structure less stable.
Ref. [31] atomic mass, strong interatomic bonding, simple structure, low anharmonicity and high purity required for high heat energy transfer by phonons.
This behaviour led to a number of impact studies at high strain rates (103 and above) and the shock physics and chemistry Fig. 6: Comparison of flexural strengths (average of 4 samples) of different non-oxide materials at high temperatures - Al2O3-TiN, RBSN and AlN [Ref.31].
The largest rare earth cation that has been reported to enter α-SiAlON structure alone is Nd 3+, with an ionic radius of 0.99Å.
Initial focus on the factors influencing α' stability was focused on the effective radius of the cation stabilizing the α' structure, with suggestions that a smaller stabilizing cation would be more mobile and thus render the α' structure less stable.
Ref. [31] atomic mass, strong interatomic bonding, simple structure, low anharmonicity and high purity required for high heat energy transfer by phonons.
This behaviour led to a number of impact studies at high strain rates (103 and above) and the shock physics and chemistry Fig. 6: Comparison of flexural strengths (average of 4 samples) of different non-oxide materials at high temperatures - Al2O3-TiN, RBSN and AlN [Ref.31].
Online since: January 2011
Authors: Teresa María Piqué, Humberto Balzamo, Analía Vázquez
Van Breugel, Modelling of cement-based systems-the alchemy of cement chemistry, Cement an Concrete Research, Vol 34 (2004) p.1661
[2] H.M Jennings and S.K Johnson, Simulation of microstructure development during the hydration of a cement compound, Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 69 , N°11 (1986) p.790
[3] K.
Strawhecker and E.Manias, Structure and Properties of Poly(vinyl alcohol)/Na+ Montmorillonite Nanocomposites Chemical Materials, Vol. 12 (2000) p.2943 [16] N Ogata, S Kawakage and T Ogihara, Poly(vinyl alcohol)-clay and Poly(ethylene oxide)-clay Blends Prepared Using Water as Solvent, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, Vol.66 (1997) p. 573 [17] L Ludueña, V.
Freiesleben-Hansen and E.J Pedersen, in: Curing of Concrete Structures, CEB Information Bulletin, Vol.166 (1985) 42 p [28] AK Schindler and K.J Folliard, Heat of hydration models for cementitious materials, ACI Materials Journal, Vol. 102, N°1 (2005) p. 24 [29] E.Knapen and D.Van Gemert, Cement hydration and microstructure formation in the presence of water-soluble polymers, Cement Concrete Research, Vol.39 (2009) p. 6 [30] M.Cervera, R.Faria, J.Oliver and T.Prato, Numerical modeling of concrete curing, regarding hydration and temperature phenomena, Computers and Structures, Vol. 80, N°18–19 (2002) p.1511 [31] S.Sonawane, P.Chandhan, S.
Strawhecker and E.Manias, Structure and Properties of Poly(vinyl alcohol)/Na+ Montmorillonite Nanocomposites Chemical Materials, Vol. 12 (2000) p.2943 [16] N Ogata, S Kawakage and T Ogihara, Poly(vinyl alcohol)-clay and Poly(ethylene oxide)-clay Blends Prepared Using Water as Solvent, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, Vol.66 (1997) p. 573 [17] L Ludueña, V.
Freiesleben-Hansen and E.J Pedersen, in: Curing of Concrete Structures, CEB Information Bulletin, Vol.166 (1985) 42 p [28] AK Schindler and K.J Folliard, Heat of hydration models for cementitious materials, ACI Materials Journal, Vol. 102, N°1 (2005) p. 24 [29] E.Knapen and D.Van Gemert, Cement hydration and microstructure formation in the presence of water-soluble polymers, Cement Concrete Research, Vol.39 (2009) p. 6 [30] M.Cervera, R.Faria, J.Oliver and T.Prato, Numerical modeling of concrete curing, regarding hydration and temperature phenomena, Computers and Structures, Vol. 80, N°18–19 (2002) p.1511 [31] S.Sonawane, P.Chandhan, S.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: L. Lerotholi, M. Carsky, Daniel Imwansi Ogiem Ikhu-Omoregbe
Consequently, it can be deduced that drying the material changes the structure of the peel and thus the diffusion mechanism of pectin from the peel changes with drying.
As explained previously, drying the peel changes its structure and thus the extraction process conditions that may result in the increase of pectin liberation from wet peel and dried peel differ.
BeMiller, Pectins: Structure and Properties, American Chemical Society, Washington DC (1986)
Proctor, Effect of acid extraction and alcohol precipitation conditions on the yield and purity of soy hull pectin, Food Chemistry, 73, 4, (2000) 393-396
As explained previously, drying the peel changes its structure and thus the extraction process conditions that may result in the increase of pectin liberation from wet peel and dried peel differ.
BeMiller, Pectins: Structure and Properties, American Chemical Society, Washington DC (1986)
Proctor, Effect of acid extraction and alcohol precipitation conditions on the yield and purity of soy hull pectin, Food Chemistry, 73, 4, (2000) 393-396
Online since: April 2015
Authors: Vimal Chandra Srivastava, Vikky Anand, Harshavardhan Harshavardhan
Copper-based nanomaterials are receiving significant interest these days due to its face centred cubic structure [9], better catalytic properties [10], electrical conductivity, quantum confinement effects [11], etc.
Lattice parameters and crystal structure of the nanoparticles were determined by PXRD data.
Cu5 contained microrods like structure having length of 500-7000 nm with diameter of 150-250 nm, whereas copper particles obtained at pH 6.5-9.5 were found to contain microspheres with varied diameter.
Benjamin, Water Chemistry, McGraw-Hill International Edition, 2002
Lattice parameters and crystal structure of the nanoparticles were determined by PXRD data.
Cu5 contained microrods like structure having length of 500-7000 nm with diameter of 150-250 nm, whereas copper particles obtained at pH 6.5-9.5 were found to contain microspheres with varied diameter.
Benjamin, Water Chemistry, McGraw-Hill International Edition, 2002
Online since: September 2018
Authors: Naeem Ul Haq Tariq, Yin Wang, Hasan bin Awais, Javed Kamran
However, due to their HCP structure Mg-alloys are difficult to process thermo-mechanically.
Experimental Alloy-1 with a nominal chemistry of Mg-3Al-1Zn was prepared from high purity Mg (99.99%), Al (99.99%) and Zn (99.99%) metals.
The separate additions of 0.5 wt.% Ag and AgIn respectively refined the as-cast structure of the Mg-3Al-1Zn alloy.
XRD was employed to identify the phases found in the as-cast structure, Fig. 6.
Experimental Alloy-1 with a nominal chemistry of Mg-3Al-1Zn was prepared from high purity Mg (99.99%), Al (99.99%) and Zn (99.99%) metals.
The separate additions of 0.5 wt.% Ag and AgIn respectively refined the as-cast structure of the Mg-3Al-1Zn alloy.
XRD was employed to identify the phases found in the as-cast structure, Fig. 6.
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Samuel C. Uzoechi, Benjamin I. Nkem, Goddy C. Okoye, Ejeta Kennedy Oghenenyore, Gideon I. Ndubuka
Crystal structure of all three coatings at 5000x magnification: CPS (D), CPS+Sr (E) and Rainbow B (F).
It is known that the similarity of the apatitic layer in OCP and the apatite structure in HA gives geometrically constructive condition for a phase conversion from OCP to HA [14],[15].
Ong, J.L., et al., Structure, solubility and bond strength of thin calcium phosphate coatings produced by ion beam sputter deposition.
Chemistry of Materials, 1993. 5(10): p. 1417-1423
It is known that the similarity of the apatitic layer in OCP and the apatite structure in HA gives geometrically constructive condition for a phase conversion from OCP to HA [14],[15].
Ong, J.L., et al., Structure, solubility and bond strength of thin calcium phosphate coatings produced by ion beam sputter deposition.
Chemistry of Materials, 1993. 5(10): p. 1417-1423
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Yong Hong Chen, Dong Tian, Xiao Yong Lu, Yan Zhi Ding, Bin Lin, Qing Wen Gu
Preparation and investigation of Cu doped
(Pr0.5Nd0.5)0.7Ca0.3CrO3–δ Ceramic Interconnect Materials
GuQingwen1, a,CHEN Yonghong1, b * ,Tian Dong1, c,
Lu Xiaoyong1, d,DING Yanzhi1, e, Lin Bin1, f,
1Anhui Key Laboratory of low temperature Co-fired Materials; Department of Chemistry and Engineering, Huainan Normal University; Huainan, 232001, Anhui, China)
aguqingwen1987@163.com, bchenyh@hnnu.edu.cn
Keywords: solid oxide fuel cell; ceramic interconnect materials ; Cu dopant; TEC;
Abstract.
XRD phase structure analysis Fig.1 XRD patterns of PNCCCx (x=0,0.5,0.1,0.15,0.2 ) oxides The X-ray diffraction patterns of the as-synthesized of PNCCCx (x=0,0.5,0.1,0.15,0.2 ) sintered at 900 ℃for 3 h powders,was showing in Fig.1.
In Fig. 7(b), the grain structure is compact, and clear grain boundaries can be observed with an average grain size of 2.5–3um.
conditions, the grain structure is already quite dense for the specimens of x .The grains are relatively close and uniform, and grain boundaries are clearly visible with an average grain size about 3–6 um.
XRD phase structure analysis Fig.1 XRD patterns of PNCCCx (x=0,0.5,0.1,0.15,0.2 ) oxides The X-ray diffraction patterns of the as-synthesized of PNCCCx (x=0,0.5,0.1,0.15,0.2 ) sintered at 900 ℃for 3 h powders,was showing in Fig.1.
In Fig. 7(b), the grain structure is compact, and clear grain boundaries can be observed with an average grain size of 2.5–3um.
conditions, the grain structure is already quite dense for the specimens of x .The grains are relatively close and uniform, and grain boundaries are clearly visible with an average grain size about 3–6 um.
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Nadiya Storozhuk, Andriy Gusak, Semen Kornienko, Tetyana Zaporozhets
All the non-equilibrium factors (the finite relaxation rate of vacancy equilibration, the as-prepared defect structure of multilayers) were neglected.
In case of steady-state solution it transforms into . (50) Thus, one should solve eq. (50) (at each iteration step), substitute the result into eq. (48), and the result of this substitution – into eq. (51) – in the self-consistent numeric iteration scheme: . (51) Role of Preexisting Vacancy Supersaturation in As-Prepared Multilayers Since the formation of the initial multilayer is a nonequilibrium process, the structure of the preexisting multilayered is usually nonequilibrium being determined by the deposition flux and the substrate temperature.
[4] F.J.J. van Loo, Multiphase diffusion in binary and ternary solid-state systems, Solid State Chemistry. 20 (1990) 47-99
Mukasyan, Structure evolution and reaction mechanism in the Ni/Al reactive multilayer nanofoils, Acta Mater. 66 (2014) 86-96
In case of steady-state solution it transforms into . (50) Thus, one should solve eq. (50) (at each iteration step), substitute the result into eq. (48), and the result of this substitution – into eq. (51) – in the self-consistent numeric iteration scheme: . (51) Role of Preexisting Vacancy Supersaturation in As-Prepared Multilayers Since the formation of the initial multilayer is a nonequilibrium process, the structure of the preexisting multilayered is usually nonequilibrium being determined by the deposition flux and the substrate temperature.
[4] F.J.J. van Loo, Multiphase diffusion in binary and ternary solid-state systems, Solid State Chemistry. 20 (1990) 47-99
Mukasyan, Structure evolution and reaction mechanism in the Ni/Al reactive multilayer nanofoils, Acta Mater. 66 (2014) 86-96
Online since: November 2018
Authors: Vallarasu Manoharan Sounthararajan
Studies have shown that replacement of cement with slag has a lead to an increase in the strength, durability and sustainability of the concrete structure.
Thus it may lead to failure of concrete structure without any prior symptom.
To increase the efficiency of the concrete structure there is a need to minimize the amount of micro-cracks and hence control its growth. under investigation It was noted that the use of the slag increases the concrete workability at high water/binder ratios only.
Abdel Rahman,” Arabian Journal of Chemistry, vol. 9, (2016), S138–S143. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.arabjc.2011.02.029 [7] Oner, A., and Akyuz S.
Thus it may lead to failure of concrete structure without any prior symptom.
To increase the efficiency of the concrete structure there is a need to minimize the amount of micro-cracks and hence control its growth. under investigation It was noted that the use of the slag increases the concrete workability at high water/binder ratios only.
Abdel Rahman,” Arabian Journal of Chemistry, vol. 9, (2016), S138–S143. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.arabjc.2011.02.029 [7] Oner, A., and Akyuz S.
Online since: June 2021
Authors: Zhi Gang Yang, Zhen Peng Ma, Shu Xia Zhang
Characterization of the electrode. (1) Electrode morphology analysis: The surface morphology of the electrode is analyzed by scanning electron microscope (SEM, HITACHI S-4800). (2) Electrode crystal structure analysis: The electrode crystal structure analysis in this experiment uses a D/max-rB rotating anode X-ray diffractometer (XRD, Rigaku Corporation).
Characterization of the Crystal Structure of the Electrode Surface.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2010, 114(2): 715-718
Characterization of the Crystal Structure of the Electrode Surface.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2010, 114(2): 715-718