Hard and soft sonications to ceramic processing in solution

Naoya Enomoto; Yasushige Shigyo; Nariyasu Kan; Masato Uehara; Junichi Hojo

Hard and soft sonications to ceramic processing in solution

Naoya Enomoto, Yasushige Shigyo, Nariyasu Kan, Masato Uehara, Junichi Hojo

Applied Fine Chemistry

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Abstract

Two types of ceramic processes using ultrasonication are reviewed. One is called "sonochemical processing" in which physico-chemical phenomena such as reaction, precipitation, nucleation & growth, dispersion & agglomeration ... etc. are stimulated in the solution driven by a strong ultrasound. In the paper, syntheses of magnetite particles, spherical silica, and titania particles are reviewed. The other is to use very weak ultrasound with high frequency and small amplitude. It is suggested that weak ultrasonication efficiently enhances the homogeneity of a transparent solution used as a starting solution for precipitation of oxalate. Experimental data show that the precipitation behavior is significantly influenced by the solution structure.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Materials Engineering for Resources
Pages	11-13
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Materials Engineering for Resources - Akita, Japan Duration: Oct 11 2001 → Oct 13 2001

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Other	Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Materials Engineering for Resources
Country	Japan
City	Akita
Period	10/11/01 → 10/13/01

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