Preparation and high-temperature performance of HfC-based nanocomposites derived from precursor with Hf-(O,N) bonds
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Abstract A novel precursor was synthesized by reacting hafnium chloride with dicyandiamide and dimethylformamide. The precursor was characterized via FT-IR and NMR, as well as TG. Subsequently, the precursor was annealed in Ar over a range of temperatures from 1000 °C to 2000 °C, and the microstructural evolution of the ceramics was investigated by XRD, XPS, and TEM. The results show that the carbothermal reduction of the precursor starts at 1150 °C and the ceramic yields at 1500 °C reach 44.6 wt%. The obtained powders exhibit a uniform distribution and are composed of N-doped HfC and graphite. The N-doped structure postponed the oxidation of the HfC(N) ceramics. The HfC(N) ceramics were first oxidized to yield HfO 2 , carbon, and nitrogen, and then the carbon was oxidized with the evolution of CO 2 . The presented synthesis method is believed to be applicable to the preparation of other high-performance ceramics.
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