Method for manufacturing highly-crystallized oxide powder
AssigneeShoei Chemical Inc.
InventorsYuji Akimoto, Masami Nakamura, Kazuro Nagashima
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AssigneeShoei Chemical Inc.
InventorsYuji Akimoto, Masami Nakamura, Kazuro Nagashima
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A method for manufacturing a highly-crystallized oxide powder, wherein an oxide powder is produced by ejecting a starting material powder containing at least one metal element and/or semimetal element, which will become a constituent component of the oxide, into a reaction vessel together with a carrier gas through a nozzle; and heating the starting material powder at a temperature higher than the decomposition temperature or reaction temperature thereof and not lower than (Tm/2)° C., where Tm° C. stands for a melting point of the oxide, in a state in which the starting material powder is dispersed in a gas phase at a concentration of not higher than 10 g/L. In the above method, the starting material powder may be mixed and dispersed in the carrier gas by using a dispersing machine prior to being ejected into the reaction vessel through a nozzle. The resultant oxide powder has a high crystallinity, a high dispersibility, and a uniform particle size, without introducing impurities thereinto, by a low-cost and simple production equipment.
A method for manufacturing a highly-crystallized oxide powder, wherein an oxide powder is produced by ejecting a starting material powder comprising at least one element selected from the group consisting of metal elements and semimetal elements that will become a constituent component of the oxide which is to be produced into a reaction vessel together with a carrier gas through a nozzle;
A method for manufacturing a highly-crystallized oxide powder, comprising:
A method for the manufacture of a single-crystal oxide powder, wherein a single-crystal oxide powder is produced by supplying a starting material powder comprising at least one element selected from the group consisting of metal elements and semimetal elements that will become a constituent component of the oxide which is to be produced into a reaction vessel together with a carrier gas through a nozzle;
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