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Preparation of fine- particle zirconia- based materials

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The influence of the synthesis conditions, the nature of the added component, and its concentration on the formation of fine-particle M-Zr-O (M = Fe, Y, La) materials was studied in the temperature range 383-973 K. The materials prepared at a variable pH of precipitation and containing 2-33 mol % M2O3 were x-ray amorphous in the range 383-673 K, except for the Fe-Zr-O samples with 33 mol % Fe2O3, which contained α-Fe2O3. Heat treatment at 973 K resulted in the formation of ac-ZrO2-based solid solution, whose lattice parameter depended on the nature and concentration of the second component. The minimum particle size of the materials studied was 2.5–12 nm in the range 383–673 K and 3–47 nm at 973 K.

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Ivanova, A.S., Fedotov, M.A., Litvak, G.S. et al. Preparation of fine- particle zirconia- based materials. Inorg Mater 36, 352–358 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02758081

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