Method for preparing bismuth ferrite based multifunctioanl oxide ceramic material
A technology based on oxide ceramics and bismuth ferrite, applied in the field of material science, can solve the problems of poor repeatability of results, low density, and inability to prepare bulk ceramics.
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[0033] Mix ferric nitrate, lanthanum nitrate and citric acid according to a certain stoichiometric ratio (the molar ratio of citric acid to all metal ions is 1.5:1) to prepare a transparent solution, heat and stir for several hours to form a viscous sol, then mix and add ammonia to adjust pH to 1. Then slowly add bismuth nitrate in a stoichiometric ratio to avoid precipitation of bismuth subnitrate. Stir for 30 minutes to fully mix, place in an oven, keep warm at 120°C to form a dry gel. The gel is slowly heated to 200°C, a dark fire self-propagating decomposition reaction occurs, and organic matter is removed, and it is quickly heat-treated at 860°C and kept for 5 minutes to obtain BLTFO8 powder. X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD) test results show that the phase is a single-phase powder with R3c structure. At room temperature and 60kOe test magnetic field, the saturation magnetization can reach 1.4emu / g, and the residual magnetization can reach 0.2emu / g. As sho...
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[0035] Weigh an appropriate amount of BLTFO8 powder, put it into a graphite mold (Ф15mm), and compact it at 20MPa; then move the mold into the SPS sintering furnace and use the traditional SPS method for sintering. The temperature is raised to 600°C within 3 minutes, then to the sintering temperature at a rate of 50°C / min, and the sample is kept for a few minutes to sinter. After the sintering is completed, the sample is taken out and heat-treated at 650°C for 2 hours to remove carbon. The dielectric properties of ceramics are very sensitive to the sintering temperature: when sintered below 690 ℃, the ceramic loss is low (tanδ is below 10%), the dielectric constant is stable (about 120), the ceramic density is low, and the grain size is about 1 micron ; When the temperature exceeds 690℃, the ceramic loss will increase significantly and the dielectric properties will deteriorate. As shown in Figure 3, Figure 4, and Figure 5.
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[0037] Weigh an appropriate amount of BLTFO8 powder and pre-press 20MPa into a Ф12×2mm disc; add a small amount of Al 2 O 3 Put the powder into the graphite mold (Ф15mm) and compact by 20MPa; move the pressed sheet into the Al in the mold 2 O 3 Layer, adjust to the center position; continue to add Al to the mold 2 O 3The powder embeds the BLTFO8 disc and uses 20MPa to compact it; then move the mold into the SPS sintering furnace, raise it to 600℃ within 3 minutes, then raise it to the sintering temperature at a speed of 50℃ / min, and keep it warm for several minutes to sinter the sample. The sintering pressure is 50MPa. After the sintering is completed, take out the sample and remove the Al 2 O 3 The powder is removed to obtain BLTFO8 ceramic. When sintered below 850℃, the dielectric properties of ceramics are not sensitive to temperature changes. Ceramics have high density (>99%), low loss (tanδ2 . As shown in Figure 6, Figure 7, Figure 8.
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