尖晶石
材料科学
烧结
陶瓷
微观结构
锌
复合材料
氧化物
复合数
氧化锡
冶金
作者
Petra Šimonová,Lucie Kotrbová,Willi Pabst,Vojtěch Nečina,Petr Bezdička
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jeurceramsoc.2024.04.029
摘要
Ceramics based on tin oxide (SnO2) and zinc oxide (ZnO) were sintered at temperatures up to 1400 °C. Except for the end members, all these ceramics are two- or three-phase composites containing spinel phase (Zn2SnO4). Similar to pure SnO2 ceramics, also the spinel-rich composite (50:50 mixture) does not exhibit densification after sintering at 1400 °C. Spinel Zn2SnO4 is formed in all composites, with a major increase of spinel content at around 1000 °C. Young's modulus values, determined via impulse excitation, are between the exponential relation for convex pores and a benchmark relation for concave pores (or a percolation relation). The evolution of Young's modulus during sintering reveals significant differences between SnO2 (weak increase above 1000 °C), ZnO (significant increase above 800 °C) and the composites (intermediate). Spinel formation is revealed during heating by a distinct peak (elastic anomaly) at around 1000 °C.
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