Preparation and Characterization of La~(3+)-doped Barium Titanate Nanosize Polycrystalline Powders
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Nanosize polycrystalline powders of lanthanum doped barium titanate were prepared by the cosolubilized- hydrous gel process using titanium butoxide and lanthanum acetate as well as barium acetate with 0.7mol/L total concentration of precursor. The sol was obtained by cosolubilized hydrosis of starting materials using HOAc as medium and catalyst with pH=3.8. The wet-gel was acquired by concentrating and aging sol at room temperature. The wet-gel to dry-gel conversion was performed at 50℃/24h in an electrical oven. The TG-DTG measurement of dry-gel was carried out to determine the appropriate temperature range of calcination. Then a series of polycrystal powders were prepared by calcining dry-gel at different points of above temperature range. Powder samples were characterized detailedly to confirm the phase formation, crystalline size, grain morphology, elemental composition and the fine structure by FT-IR, XRD, SEM, EDS, TEM and LRS. So that optimizing 800℃/2h as the suitable condition for calcination of dry-gel to prepare nanosize polycrystal powders LaxBa1_x;TiO3(x=0.00, 005, 0.10, 0.20, 0.30).
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