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Influence of chemical composition on sintering of bismuth-titanium-doped zinc oxide

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Liquid-phase sintering (LPS) of ceramics issued from powders of bismuth-titanium-doped zinc oxide, made of spherical grains constituted of small crystallites, were studied by dilatometry. A correlation can be established between the shape of the shrinkage curves and the microstructure of the ceramics. During sintering the spherical grains are destroyed as soon as the liquid phase appears and the rearrangement proceeds directly between crystallites. Systematic studies were carried out on bismuth-titanium-doped ZnO. For small Bi contents, the beginning of a solid-phase sintering process occurs. For 1 at % Bi in the binary system Bi-doped ZnO, rapid shrinkage leads to a well-densified ceramic with a grain size of 70 μm on average. The influence of the amount of titanium iny% Ti-1% Bi-doped ZnO is discussed. Whatever the amount of Ti, LPS is observed. The shrinkage curves depend greatly on the amount of Ti: only a Ti content ofy=0.6 % leads to an increase in grain size (100 μm on average).

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Peigney, A., Andrianjatovo, H., Legros, R. et al. Influence of chemical composition on sintering of bismuth-titanium-doped zinc oxide. J Mater Sci 27, 2397–2405 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01105049

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