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Preparation of barium titanate ultrafine particles from amorphous titania by a hydrothermal method and specific dielectric constants of sintered discs of the prepared particles
Barium titanate ultrafine particles were synthesized from amorphous titania by a hydrothermal method. The mean size of the barium titanate particles prepared at a hydrothermal treatment time of 4 h, was nearly equal to 0.045 microns in the range of barium-to-titanium molar ratio (BT) >=2, and approximately agreed well with the crystallite size. At a BT molar ratio of 1.0, the mean particle size is increased to 0.2 microns, while the crystallite size remained constant at 0.045 microns. When the particle size ranged from 0.12 microns to 0.20 microns, prepared for the BT molar ratio of 1.0 to 1.4, the specific dielectric constant for a sintered disc composed of these particles attained a value of 5000 or more. As the BT molar ratio increased to exceed 1.5, when the mean particle size decreased from 0.13 microns to 0.045 microns, the specific dielectric constant for the sintered disc was decreased greatly. The specific dielectric constant for the sintered disc can be correlated well with the size of the composing particles.
Preparation of barium titanate ultrafine particles from amorphous titania by a hydrothermal method and specific dielectric constants of sintered discs of the prepared particles
Barium titanate ultrafine particles were synthesized from amorphous titania by a hydrothermal method. The mean size of the barium titanate particles prepared at a hydrothermal treatment time of 4 h, was nearly equal to 0.045 microns in the range of barium-to-titanium molar ratio (BT) >=2, and approximately agreed well with the crystallite size. At a BT molar ratio of 1.0, the mean particle size is increased to 0.2 microns, while the crystallite size remained constant at 0.045 microns. When the particle size ranged from 0.12 microns to 0.20 microns, prepared for the BT molar ratio of 1.0 to 1.4, the specific dielectric constant for a sintered disc composed of these particles attained a value of 5000 or more. As the BT molar ratio increased to exceed 1.5, when the mean particle size decreased from 0.13 microns to 0.045 microns, the specific dielectric constant for the sintered disc was decreased greatly. The specific dielectric constant for the sintered disc can be correlated well with the size of the composing particles.
Preparation of barium titanate ultrafine particles from amorphous titania by a hydrothermal method and specific dielectric constants of sintered discs of the prepared particles
Herstellung ultrafeiner Bariumtitanatpartikel aus amorphem Titanoxid durch ein hydrothermales Verfahren und die spezifischen Dielektrizitätskonstanten daraus gefertigter gesinterter Scheiben
Kumazawa, H. (author) / Kagimoto, T. (author) / Kawabata, A. (author)
Journal of Materials Science ; 31 ; 2599-2602
1996
4 Seiten, 6 Bilder, 3 Tabellen, 4 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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