Preparation of Strontium Titanate Nanocube Particles Using Complex Titanium Raw Materials and their Accumulations

Satoshi Wada; Masatoshi Kera; Takayuki Goto; Shogo Iwatsuki; Ichiro Fujii; Kouichi Nakashima

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.566.298

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Preparation of Strontium Titanate Nanocube Particles Using Complex Titanium Raw Materials and their Accumulations

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In this study, strontium titanate (SrTiO₃, ST) nanocube particles were successfully prepared, with a size of 12 nm, normal size distribution with standard deviation of 10 %, and sharp edge corner, by solvothermal method using complex titanium raw materials of TiO₂ and titanium isoproxide. Moreover, the well-dispersed ST nanocube slurry was also prepared using electric double layer with hydrochloric acid. Finally, using the ST nanocube slurry, ST nanocube accumulation was prepared by two kinds of forces of capillary force and absorption force by plaster. The obtained ST nanocube accumulation was not 3-dimentional aliened ST nanocube structure, but randomly piled structure.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 566)

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298-301

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Satoshi Wada, Masatoshi Kera, Takayuki Goto, Shogo Iwatsuki, Ichiro Fujii, Kouichi Nakashima

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Accumulations, Complex Titanium Raw Materials, Electric Double Layer, Nanocube, Strontium Titanate

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