1984
DOI: 10.1016/0304-8853(84)90140-9
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Investigation of solid state reaction in 3Y2O3:5Fe2O3 by DTG(M), x-ray and IR spectroscopic methods

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“…Beregi et al 15 Godoi et al 17 co-precipitated yttrium and iron hydroxides from an aqueous solution of yttrium and iron chlorides, plus …”
Section: Synthesis By Powder Mixing Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Beregi et al 15 Godoi et al 17 co-precipitated yttrium and iron hydroxides from an aqueous solution of yttrium and iron chlorides, plus …”
Section: Synthesis By Powder Mixing Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, it was dry pressed with 500 kg/cm 2 in a steel die in order to obtain rings with the following dimensions: 2 cm external diameter, 1 cm internal diameter and 0.4 cm height. The sintering process 15,25 It may be concluded that exothermic peak at 810 o C, as seen in Figure 1a, corresponds to crystallization of the mixed anhydrous oxide of yttrium, gadolinium and iron, obtaining crystalline yttriumgadolinium-iron garnet. Table 1 presents some results of the magnetic properties of the ceramic rings, sintered at 1270 and 1320 o C. They were determined by using Walker Scientific AMH-20 Hysteresisgrapher.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Investigations of the solid state, reactions between Fe,O,, Y,03, CaCO, and ZrO, , mixed in a molar ratio corresponding to that of Y2,6Ca,,4 Fe,,6 Zr0,40,2 revealed a two-step process for the garnet formation [3]. For a better understanding of this reaction the solid state reactions of a series of mixtures with decreasing Fe,O, content were investigated by X-ray diffraction and DTG(M) [4] methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%