Preparation method of ultra-fine yttrium oxide
A technology of yttrium oxide and anion, applied in the field of yttrium oxide, can solve the problems of strong corrosion of formic acid, harmful to human body and high cost, achieve the effects of uniform particle distribution, simple preparation process and avoid particle breakage
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[0012] The yttrium chloride solution is obtained after the rare earth ore is separated by the extraction tank, and the concentration is adjusted to 0.4mol / l, and the pH is 1. Take 1107ml of this solution, take 115g of oxalic acid, and dilute to obtain 2.28L of solution. Add 2g of sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate to dissolve in water, add yttrium chloride solution while stirring the oxalic acid solution continuously, feeding speed: 1L / min, stir and age for 8 hours, then suction filter and wash to pH: 7. Dry the precipitate at 120°C and burn it at 800°C to obtain ultrafine yttrium oxide. The D50 detected by Malvern 2000 is 1.443um.
Embodiment 2
[0014] Dissolve yttrium oxide in nitric acid to obtain yttrium nitrate solution, adjust to a concentration of 0.3mol / l, pH:1. Take 2362ml of this solution, take 184g of oxalic acid, and dilute to obtain 4.87L of solution, add 4g of sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate, stir, add yttrium nitrate solution under the condition of constant stirring of the oxalic acid solution, stir, and age for 6 hours. Suction filtration and washing to PH: 7, dry the precipitate at 100°C, and burn at 850°C to obtain ultrafine yttrium oxide. The D50 detected by Malvern 2000 is 1.38um.
Embodiment 3
[0016] Dissolve yttrium oxide in nitric acid to obtain yttrium nitrate solution, adjust to 0.2mol / l, pH:1. Take 4430ml of this solution, take 250g of oxalic acid, and dilute to obtain a solution of 9.92L. Add 6g of sodium lauryl sulfate and stir, add yttrium nitrate solution while stirring the oxalic acid solution, stir and age for 10 hours, filter and wash to pH: 7, dry the precipitate at 100°C, After firing at 850°C, ultrafine yttrium oxide was obtained. D50 detected by Malvern 2000: 1.31um.
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