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Sin, A.; Montaser, B. El; Odier, P.

doi:10.1023/a:1020759618262

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“…We also added a small amount of a-aV-azobutyronitrile (98% purity, Fluka Chemical, Buchs, Switzerland) as a thermochemical initiator. The quantities used here were optimized in a previous study [12]. Polymerization and, consequently, gel formation, occurs within a few seconds, when the temperature reaches 80 jC, approximately.…”

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Synthesis of Gd-doped BaPrO3 nanopowders

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Synthesis of Gd-doped BaPrO3 nanopowders

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“…The resulting powders show a homogeneous grain size distribution in the nanometer range [43]. This synthesis method is fast, clean and easy to reproduce with the advantage of a reduction in the temperature to complete the chemical reaction [44][45][46][47][48]. Recently, this method was used to control the grain size homogeneity [49] and which also improve thermoelectric properties of samples [50].…”

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Structural and morphology comparison between m-LaVO4 and LaVO3 compounds prepared by sol–gel acrylamide polymerization and solid state reaction

Herrera

Chavira

Jiménez-Mier

et al. 2009

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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“…In this paper, ZrO 2 :10 mol% Sc 2 O 3 nanosize powders were synthesized by the polyacrylamide (18,19) and the polymeric precursor (20) techniques. Details of the syntheses have already been presented (21).…”

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Impedance Spectroscopy Analysis of Zirconia:10 mol% Scandia Solid Electrolytes During and After Sintering

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Muccillo

2008

ECS Trans.

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ZrO 2 :10 mol%Sc 2 O 3 (10ScSZ) powders were synthesized by the polyacrylamide technique (route I) and the polymeric precursor technique (route II). Attrition milling was used to break up powder agglomerates. The evolution of the distribution of particle size upon attrition milling was evaluated by laser scattering. Impedance spectroscopy measurements were carried out in cold-pressed powders in the 500 C-1400 C range during sintering and in the 300-500 C range after sintering. Upon sintering, the decrease of the total electrical resistivity of the specimens prepared with both powders is similar. Nanosize ZrO 2 :10 mol% Sc 2 O 3 powders synthesized by route I are less sinteractive than powders synthesized by route II due to formation of agglomerates, which produce, upon sintering, pellets with intragranular pores. Sintered pellets using powders prepared by route I have lower electrical conductivity than pellets using powders prepared by route II.

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Cited by 11 publications

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Synthesis of Gd-doped BaPrO3 nanopowders

Synthesis of Gd-doped BaPrO3 nanopowders

Structural and morphology comparison between m-LaVO4 and LaVO3 compounds prepared by sol–gel acrylamide polymerization and solid state reaction

Impedance Spectroscopy Analysis of Zirconia:10 mol% Scandia Solid Electrolytes During and After Sintering

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