Molding of sintered strontium/calcium indate and the use thereof
AssigneeHoechst Aktiengesellschaft
InventorWinfried Becker
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Abstract
Alkaline earth metal indates of the formula (Sr,Ca)In.sub.2 O.sub.4 can be converted by sintering or fusing into compact moldings which, owing to their stability are suitable even at temperatures of at least 800.degree. C. as reaction vessels for chemical reactions in the presence of bismuth (III) oxide and/or alkaline earth metal oxides.
Claims8
A method for using a molding for performing a chemical reaction in the presence of molten bismuth (III) oxide at temperatures of at least 800.degree. C.;
- said method comprising forming a reaction vessel from the molding wherein the molding is composed of sintered indate or indate solidified from a melt of the formula (Sr,Ca)In.sub.2 O.sub.4 ;
- and conducting the reaction in the vessel;
- wherein the bismuth (III) oxide is present in the vessel and does not react with the indate.
A method for using a molding for performing a chemical reaction in the presence of alkaline earth metal oxide at temperatures of at least 800.degree. C;
- said method comprising forming a reaction vessel from the molding wherein the molding is composed of sintered indate or indate solidified from a melt of the formula (Sr,Ca)In.sub.2 O.sub.4 ;
- and conducting the reaction in the vessel;
- wherein the alkaline earth metal oxide is present in the vessel and does not react with the indate.
A method of using a molding in the preparation of high-T.sub.c -superconducting oxidic material from oxidic material comprising the oxides of Bi, Sr, Ca and Cu, said method comprising reacting the oxidic material in the molding, wherein the molding is of compact indate of the formula (Sr,Ca)In.sub.2 O.sub.4, said reacting comprising thermally treating the oxidic material in the molding at a temperature.gtoreq.800.degree. C;
- and no reaction occurs between the oxidic material and the indate.
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