Zirconium dioxide powder, processes for its preparation, its use and sintered articles produced therefrom
CA 2026523 A1 · Owner: Scharf, Helmut · Inventors: Scharf, Helmut
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By melting zinconyl chloride optionally with a stabilizer and reacting the chloride with gaseous ammonia eva-, porating off water and, if appropriate hydrogen chloride, subliming ammonium chloride at elevated temperature calcining, the reaction product and optionally milling the calcined product an unstabilized or stabilized zirconium dioxide powder having good properties can be prepared. The process avoids the use of aqueous solutions and the isolation of precipitates which constitute major disadvantages of known processes. The zirconium dioxide powder so produced is highly homogenous and suitable for the production of sintered articles which can be subjected to high mechanical and/or …
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- Filed September 28, 1990. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended September 28, 2010.
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