Candoluminescent material and its preparation

Compositions – Incandescent mantle compositions

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427159, 431100, F21H 102, F21M 300, H01M 210

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045320730

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a candoluminescent material, its preparation process and its use as a gas lamp mantle.
This condoluminescent material is constituted by a mixture of finely divided oxides brought into the form of a netting identical to a textile, wherein it comprises 75 to 90 molar % of zirconium oxide ZrO.sub.2, 10 to 25 molar % of calcium oxide CaO, 0 to 5% of aluminum oxide and/or magnesium oxide and 0 to 1% in all of one or more oxides chosen from the group including iron oxide, manganese oxide, praseodymium oxide and cerium oxide.
It is prepared by impregnating a combustible textile with a solution of zirconium and calcium salts, optionally containing aluminum, aluminum, iron, manganese, praseodymium and/or cerium salts and then subjecting the impregnated textile to a combustion process in order to eliminate the textile and transform the salts into oxides.

REFERENCES:
patent: 365832 (1887-07-01), Lungren
patent: 589393 (1897-08-01), Moscheles
patent: 614556 (1898-11-01), Killing

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