J Temuujin
Articles written in Bulletin of Materials Science
Volume 23 Issue 4 August 2000 pp 301-304 Material Synthesis
Thermal formation of corundum from aluminium hydroxides prepared from various aluminium salts
J Temuujin Ts Jadambaa K J D Mackenzie P Angerer F Porte F Riley
Aluminium hydroxides have been precipitated from various aluminium salts and the differences in their thermal behaviour have been investigated. Pseudoboehmite derived from the nitrate, sulfate and chloride all form γ-Al2O3 at ∼ 400°C but the formation of α-A12O3 at 1200°C occurs more readily in the material derived from the sulfate. This contains a higher concentration of anionic impurities related to differences in the solubility of the original aluminium salts. The sulfate is retained in the gel to higher temperatures at which its eventual decomposition may lead to the formation of a reactive pore structure which facilitates the nucleation of α-A12O3.
Volume 29 Issue 5 October 2006 pp 457-460 Ceramics and Glasses
J Temuujin M Aoyama M Senna T Masuko C Ando H Kishi A Minjigmaa
𝑀-type hexagonal ferrite precursor was prepared by a soft mechanochemical treatment of BaCO3 and 𝛼-FeOOH mixtures. The effect of milling on its structure and thermal behaviour was examined by XRD, SEM and FTIR. Well crystallized 𝑀-type hexagonal ferrite was formed from just 1 h milled precursors at 800°C. The beneficial effect of milling was explained in terms of increased homogeneity with simultaneous hetero bridging bond formation between powder constituents.
Volume 32 Issue 5 October 2009 pp 543-547 Composites
Preparation of copper and silicon/copper powders by a gas evaporation-condensation method
J Temuujin S P Bardakhanov A V Nomoev V I Zaikovskii A Minjigmaa G Dugersuren A Van Riessen
Pure and silicon-coated metal copper nano to submicron-sized powders were prepared by gas evaporation and condensation. This powder was synthesized by using an industrial electron accelerator, ELV-6, with Ar as the carrier gas. Vapour from the liquefied metal surface was transferred to the cold zone by the carrier gas and precipitated as spherical Cu metal and Si/Cu composite powders. The mean diameter of the resulting powder was 100–200 nm.
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