Production of ceramic powders for ferrite, spinel, titanate and

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Oxygen or compound thereof – Metal containing

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106 65, 106 7331, 106 734, 241 27, 252 6257, 252 6262, 252 6263, 423598, 423600, 423625, B02C 1912

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ABSTRACT:
A process and products produced thereby, e.g., ferrites, in which ceramic powder particles are subjected to high transmissive energy milling under dry conditions and with given ratios of impacting media to powder, the milling being conducted for a period beyond the threshold point of the powder constituents, whereby dense, composite powder particles are obtained having an interdispersion of initial constituent particles, a large internal interfacial surface within individual product powder particles, etc.

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