Stabilized zirconia particulates

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – With additive – Additive contains metal – boron – or silicon

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423608, C01G 2500

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ABSTRACT:
Submicronic zirconia particulates containing stabilizing amounts of yttrium or cerium, well adapted for ceramics applications, are produced by (i) admixing an aqueous suspension of zirconium fluosulfate particles having a pH of from about 0 to 3 with an aqueous solution of a salt of yttrium or cerium, (ii) neutralizing the resulting mixture at a pH of at least 7, (iii) separating a mixture of zirconium/yttrium or zirconium/cerium hydroxides from the medium of neutralization, (iv) washing said mixture of hydroxides to eliminate sulfate and fluoride ions therefrom, and then (v) calcining said mixture of hydroxides.

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