Feedback | Join Now

HOME | CURRENT | ARCHIVES | ANNOUNCEMENTS | ONLINE SUBMISSION | RESOURCES | ABOUT US
 
Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 48  1989
Characterization and Densification of Precipitated Thoria
R. R. GANDIKOTA* AND A. R. DAS
Pages : 16-18
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1989.10822931
Abstract
Hydrated thoria was precipitated from aqueous solution of Th(N03) 4.6H,O with concentrated ammonia. X-ray and electron diffraction showed the precipitate to be amorphous. TE micrographs showed the individual particle sizes to be in the range 50-100 A with larger agglomerates of the order of 1000-3000 A. X-ray line broadening indicated average crystallite sizes in the range 17 to 394 A for the powdet's calcined between 300° and 800°C. Infrared spectra showed absorption bands of OH, NO and NO, radicals in the amorphous as well as calcined materials, their intensities decreasing at higher calcination temperatures. Green pellets of ThO, powder pressed in the range 27.2--109.5 KN.cm-2 gave green densities in the range 3.34-4.92 gm.cm-• and isothermal sintering of the compacts in the temperature range of 1233°-1509°C for 1.5-9 hrs yielded densities in the range 72-96% of theoretical.
Full text : Subscribe to Download Full Text
[Go Back]
 
MAIN PAGE | SITE MAP | PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS & CONDITIONS  | CONTACT US | FEEDBACK
Copyright © 2008-2026 The Indian Ceramic Society. All Rights Reserved

Managed by : htsm