Ceramic oxide powders and the formation thereof

Title: Ceramic oxide powders and the formation thereof

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Ceramic oxide powders and a method for their preparation. Ceramic oxide powders are obtained using a flame process whereby two or more precursors of ceramic oxides are introduced into a counterflow diffusion flame burner wherein said precursors are converted into ceramic oxide powders. The morphology, particle size, and crystalline form of the ceramic oxide powders are determined by process conditions.

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Katz, Joseph L. ^[1]; Hung, Cheng-Hung ^[1]

(Baltimore, MD)

Issue Date:: 1993-01-01

Research Org.:: Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, MD)

OSTI Identifier:: 869053

Patent Number(s):: 5268337

Assignee:: Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, MD) CHO

DOE Contract Number:: FG02-88ER45356

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: ceramic; oxide; powders; formation; method; preparation; obtained; flame; process; whereby; precursors; oxides; introduced; counterflow; diffusion; burner; converted; morphology; particle; size; crystalline; form; determined; conditions; process conditions; ceramic oxides; process whereby; particle size; oxide powder; ceramic oxide; oxide powders; crystalline form; counterflow diffusion; diffusion flame; flame process; flow diffusion; /501/423/

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