Composite ceramic composition and method of forming same
A technology of composite ceramics and compositions, applied in the direction of carbon-silicon compound conductors, chemical instruments and methods, metal/alloy conductors, etc., can solve the problems of poor wear resistance, difficult and expensive manufacture of hard materials, etc., and achieve high chemical stability Effect
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[0052] figure 1 The three-phase diagram shown shows the molar ratios of carbon, boron, and transition metal (TM) contained in Examples 1-5 of the present disclosure. Tables V, W and X shown below refer to the batch components used in Examples 1-5. Specifically, Table V shows figure 1 Mole percents of components of each example are indicated. Table W compares the mole percentages of transition metals to the mole percentages of boron and carbon contained in each example. Table X presents the weight %, volume % and mole % of the batch components (powders) used to form Examples 1-5.
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[0061] for figure 1 and Tables V-X, Example 1 is a prior art chemical reported by Telle et al., although the processing method is different from that reported and similar to that disclosed for other examples.
Embodiment 2
[0062] Example 2 has the same boron:TM ratio as Example 1, but with carbon addition ( figure 1). The boron precursor in Example 1 was amorphous boron powder, and the boron and carbon added in Example 2 were in the form of boron carbide.
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[0063] Example 3 has the same boron:carbon ratio as Examples 1 and 2, but a different boron:TM ratio. Example 4 has similar boron:TM and boron:carbon ratios as Examples 3 and 5, but with the addition of a IVB transition metal (zirconium) instead of the VIB transition metal (chromium) used in Examples 1-3.
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