Method for producing nano-scale θ-phase alumina...

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

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C423S628000

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07491379

ABSTRACT:
A method for producing nano-scale theta (θ)-phase alumina microparticles is disclosed. The nano-scale θ-phase alumina microparticles are uniform in particle size and highly phase-pure. They are obtained by controlling the ratio of boehmite mixed with the θ-phase alumina initial powders, followed by at least one phase transformation. Therefore, the nano-scale θ-phase alumina microparticles produced by the present method have more uniform particle size and highly purer phase. As such for the production of nano-scale θ-phase alumina microparticles, the present method saves more process time and cost, and it provides an advantage such as the clean production.

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