We investigated the impure phase problem and summarized its two formation mechanisms of YAG powders synthesized via the co-precipitation method.The ions loss problem caused by high concentration reaction solution in t...We investigated the impure phase problem and summarized its two formation mechanisms of YAG powders synthesized via the co-precipitation method.The ions loss problem caused by high concentration reaction solution in the titration process was emphatically studied,and the corresponding thermodynamic explanation was carried out.In addition,influence of powder crystallinity and its new qualitative and quantitative standards were studied.One reason of impure phase is the local nonuniform mixture of Y and Al elements in precursor,which easily causes intermediate phases during calcination and difficulty of high pure powders at low temperatures.The other reason is the precipitation dissolution during titration and then the Y^(3+)/Al^(3+) loss,caused by high concentration of reaction solution.The powder crystallinity can be promoted by increasing calcination temperature or holding time of precursor.Besides the routine XRD method,the TEM-EDX method should be also introduced to directly determine the quality of crystallinity.展开更多
Yb：YAG nanopowders were synthesized by the alcohol-water co-precipitatlon method adding MgO as sintering additives. Appropriate amount of MgO adding can restrict the agglomeration and reduce the particle size of Yb：...Yb：YAG nanopowders were synthesized by the alcohol-water co-precipitatlon method adding MgO as sintering additives. Appropriate amount of MgO adding can restrict the agglomeration and reduce the particle size of Yb：YAG powders. When the MgO content was 0.04wt%, well-dispersed Yb：YAG powders with ellipsoidal particles of less than 100 nm diameter were obtained. The experimental results showed the valence variation of doping ion Yb〉 would not appear when adding MgO as sintering additives, so ceramics showed colorless transparent instead of green due to Yb^2＋ color center using traditional SiO2 as additives. The transmission of the sintered Yb：YAG ceramics can reach 80.6% even without annealing. Ceramic morphology showed that the grains had uniform-distribution with the size of 10 iam or so, and no impurity and pore existed in the grain boundary and crystalline while using optimal sintering conditions.展开更多
基金Funded by the Science Fund of Educational Department of Henan Province of China (No. 19A430002)。
文摘We investigated the impure phase problem and summarized its two formation mechanisms of YAG powders synthesized via the co-precipitation method.The ions loss problem caused by high concentration reaction solution in the titration process was emphatically studied,and the corresponding thermodynamic explanation was carried out.In addition,influence of powder crystallinity and its new qualitative and quantitative standards were studied.One reason of impure phase is the local nonuniform mixture of Y and Al elements in precursor,which easily causes intermediate phases during calcination and difficulty of high pure powders at low temperatures.The other reason is the precipitation dissolution during titration and then the Y^(3+)/Al^(3+) loss,caused by high concentration of reaction solution.The powder crystallinity can be promoted by increasing calcination temperature or holding time of precursor.Besides the routine XRD method,the TEM-EDX method should be also introduced to directly determine the quality of crystallinity.
基金Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.50872083,51002098and11145006)the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(No.20090181120092)the National High Technology Research and Development Program(863)(JG2011094)
文摘Yb：YAG nanopowders were synthesized by the alcohol-water co-precipitatlon method adding MgO as sintering additives. Appropriate amount of MgO adding can restrict the agglomeration and reduce the particle size of Yb：YAG powders. When the MgO content was 0.04wt%, well-dispersed Yb：YAG powders with ellipsoidal particles of less than 100 nm diameter were obtained. The experimental results showed the valence variation of doping ion Yb〉 would not appear when adding MgO as sintering additives, so ceramics showed colorless transparent instead of green due to Yb^2＋ color center using traditional SiO2 as additives. The transmission of the sintered Yb：YAG ceramics can reach 80.6% even without annealing. Ceramic morphology showed that the grains had uniform-distribution with the size of 10 iam or so, and no impurity and pore existed in the grain boundary and crystalline while using optimal sintering conditions.
