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The electrical conductivity of M2 O3 -ZrO2 compositions containing 6 to 24 mole % M2 O3 , where M represents La, Sm, Y, Yb, or Sc, was examined. Only Sm2 O3 , Y2 O3 , and Yb2 O3 formed cubic solid solutions with ZrO2 over most of this substitutional range. Scandia forms a wide cubic solid solution region with ZrO2 at temperatures above 130°C whereas the cubic solid solution region at room temperature is narrow (6 to 8 mole % Sc2 O3 ). Lanthana additions to ZrO2 produced no fluorite-type cubic solid solutions within the compositional range investigated. Generally, the electrical conductivity of these cubic solid solutions increased as the size of the substituted cation decreased and the electrical conductivity for each binary system attained a maximum at about 10 to 12 mole % M2 O3 . 相似文献
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The phase equilibria in the zirconia-rich part of the system ZrO2 −Yb2 O3 −Y2 O3 were determined at 1200°, 1400°, and 1650°C. The stabilizing effects of Yb2 O3 and Y2 O3 were found to be quite similar with <10 mol% of either being necessary to fully stabilize the cubic fluorite-structure phase at 1200°C. The two binary ordered phases, Zr3 Yb4 O12 and Zr3 Y4 O12 , are completely miscible at 1200°C. These were the only binary or ternary phases detected. The ionic conductivities of ternary specimens in this system were measured using the complex impedance analysis technique. For a given level of total dopant, the substitution of Yb2 O3 for Y2 O3 gives only minor increases in specimen conductivity. 相似文献
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ROBERT RUH K. S. MAZDIYASNI P. G. VALENTINE H. O. BIELSTEIN 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1984,67(9):190-C
Subsolidus phase relations in the low-Y2 O3 portion of the system ZrO2- Y2 O3 were studied using DTA with fired samples and X-ray phase identification and lattice parameter techniques with quenched samples. Approximately 1.5% Y2 O3 is soluble in monoclinic ZrO2 , a two-phase monoclinic solid solution plus cubic solid solution region exists to ∼7.5% Y2 O3 below ∼500°C, and a two-phase tetragonal solid solution plus cubic solid solution exists from ∼1.5 to 7.5% Y2 O3 from ∼500° to ∼1600°C. At higher Y2 O3 compositions, cubic ZrO2 solid solution occurs. 相似文献
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JENQ-GONG DUH HSING-TAO DAI BI-SHIOU CHIOU 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1988,71(10):813-819
A wet-chemical approach is applied to derive fine powders with compositions 11 mol% CeO2 -ZrO2 , 1 mol% YO1.5 -10 mol% CeO2 -ZrO2 , 12 mol% CeO2 -ZrO2 , and 2 mol% YO1.5 -10 mol% CeO2 -ZrO2 by the coprecipitation method. The characteristics of the as-derived powders are evaluated through thermal analysis and electron microscopy. The sintering behavior of the calcined powders is carried out at 1400° and 1500°C for 1 to 10 h. Sintered density higher than 98% of theoretical is achieved for sintering at 1400°C for several hours. The as-sintered density dependence on the sintering condition is related to the extent of tetragonal-to-monoclinic phase transformation as well as the associated microcracks. Partial substitution by Y2 O3 in CeO2 -ZrO2 results in reduced grain size and tends to stabilize the tetragonal structure. Y2 O3 is more effective than CeO2 with respect to the grain size refinement and tetragonal stability. In addition, Y2 O3 substitution in CeO2 -ZrO2 increases the hardness, while it decreases the fracture toughness. 相似文献
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The subsolidus phase relations in the entire system ZrO2 -Y2 O3 were established using DTA, expansion measurements, and room- and high-temperature X-ray diffraction. Three eutectoid reactions were found in the system: ( a ) tetragonal zirconia solid solution→monoclinic zirconia solid solution+cubic zirconia solid solution at 4.5 mol% Y2 O3 and ∼490°C, ( b ) cubic zirconia solid solutiow→δ-phase Y4 Zr3 O12 +hexagonalphase Y6 ZrO11 at 45 mol% Y2 O3 and ∼1325°±25°C, and ( c ) yttria C -type solid solution→wcubic zirconia solid solution+ hexagonal phase Y6 ZrO11 at ∼72 mol% Y2 O3 and 1650°±50°C. Two ordered phases were also found in the system, one at 40 mol% Y2 O3 with ideal formula Y4 Zr3 O12 , and another, a new hexagonal phase, at 75 mol% Y2 O3 with formula Y6 ZrO11 . They decompose at 1375° and >1750°C into cubic zirconia solid solution and yttria C -type solid solution, respectively. The extent of the cubic zirconia and yttria C -type solid solution fields was also redetermined. By incorporating the known tetragonal-cubic zirconia transition temperature and the liquidus temperatures in the system, a new tentative phase diagram is given for the system ZrO2 -Y2 O3 . 相似文献
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Jin-Ho Lee Masatomo Yashima Masato Kakihana Masahiro Yoshimura 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1998,81(4):894-900
The phase equilibria in the Y2 O3 -Nb2 O5 system have been studied at temperatures of 1500° and 1700°C in the compositional region of 0-50 mol% Nb2 O5 . The solubility limits of the C-type Y2 O3 cubic phase and the YNbO4 monoclinic phase are 2.5 (±1.0) mol% Nb2 O5 and 0.2 (±0.4) mol% Y2 O3 , respectively, at 1700°C. The fluorite (F) single phase exists in the region of 20.1-27.7 mol% Nb2 O5 at 1700°C, and in the region of 21.1-27.0 mol% Nb2 O5 at 1500°C, respectively. Conductivity of the Y2 O3 - x mol% Nb2 O5 system increases as the value of x increases, to a maximum at x = 20 in the compositional region of 0 ≤ x ≤ 20, as a result of the increase in the fraction of F phase. In the F single-phase region, the conductivity decreases in the region of 20-25 mol% Nb2 O5 , because of the decrease in the content of oxygen vacancies, whereas the conductivity at x = 27 is larger than that at x = 25. The conductivity decreases as the value of x increases in the region of 27.5 ≤ x ≤ 50, because of the decrease in the fraction of F. The 20 mol% Nb2 O5 sample exhibits the highest conductivity and a very wide range of ionic domain, at least up to log p O 2 =−20 (where p O 2 is given in units of atm), which indicates practical usefulness as an ionic conductor. 相似文献
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MADELEINE H. WARZEE MARCEL MAURICE FRANZ HALLA WALTER R. RUSTON 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1965,48(1):15-17
In the binary system PbO–Laz O3 only one compound, 4PbO.La2 O3 , exists; it is flanked by two eutectics. The structure of the compound, although of lower symmetry, is intimately related to the C modification of the rare earths. Below 800° to 1000°C, metastable solid solutions are formed from oxide mixtures coprecipitated from mixed solutions of the nitrates, the cubic parameter a = 5.66 A, if extrapolated to pure La2 O3 , corresponding to half the a parameter of the C form of La2 O3 . The solid solutions existing between the compositions La2 O3 –2Pb0 and pure La2 O3 have a cubic face–centered lattice and obey Vegard's rule. The systems of PbO with Sm2 O3 and Gd2 O8 are quite similar to that with La2 O3 . The compound Sm2 O3 .4Pb0 decomposes at 1000°C with evaporation of PbO; Sm2 O3 remains in the B modification. 相似文献
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Steady-state phase relations in the system UO2+x -CeOz -ZrO2 -ThO2 were determined for application to phase relations in high-level crystalline ceramic nuclear waste forms. Samples were treated at 1200°C at an oxygen partial pressure of 21.3 kPa and a total pressure of 101.3 kPa. Phase assemblages were found to be comprised of cubic solid solutions of the fluorite-structure type, solid solutions based on ZrO2 , and orthorhombic solid solutions based on U3 O8 . 相似文献
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Elena R. Andrievskaya Lidia M. Lopato Vasily P. Smirnov 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1996,79(3):714-720
A mathematical model of the liquidus surface based on a reduced polynomial method was proposed for the system HfO2 -Y2 O3 -Er2 O3 . The results of calculations according to this model agree fairly well with the experimental data. Phase equilibria in the system HfO2 -Y2 O3 -Er2 O3 were studied on melted (as-cast) and annealed samples using X-ray diffraction (at room and high temperatures) and micro-structural and petrographic analyses. The crystallization paths in the system HfO2 -Y2 O3 -Er2 O3 were established. The system HfO2 -Y2 O3 -Er2 O3 is characterized by the formation of extended solid solutions based on the fluorite-type (F) form of HfO2 and cubic (C) and hexagonal (H) forms of Y2 O3 and Er2 O3 . The boundary curves of these solid solutions have the minima at 2370°C (15. 5 mol% HfO2 , 49. 5 mol% Y2 O3 ) and 2360°C (10. 5 mol% HfO2 , 45. 5 mol% Y2 O3 ). No compounds were found to exist in the system investigated. 相似文献
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The melting behaviors of selected compositions in the Si3 N4 -AlN-Y2 O3 system were determined under 1 MPa of nitrogen. The phase diagrams of the ternary and their binary systems are presented. The lowest melting composition of the ternary system contains 15 mol % Si3 N4 , 25 mol % AIN, and 60 mol % Y2 O3 and has a melting temperature of 1650°C. The binary eutectic compositions and temperatures are 15 mol % Si3 N4 and 85 mol % Y2 O3 at 1720°C, and 20 mol % AIN and 80 mol% Y2 O3 at 1730°C. 相似文献
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Masahiro Yoshimura Manikpurage Jayaratna Shigeyuki Smiya 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1982,65(10):c166-c168
The pseudoternary system ZrO2 -Y2 O3 -Cr2 O3 was studied at 1600°C in air by the quenching method. Only one intermediate compound, YCrO3 , was observed on the Y2 O3 −Cr2 O3 join. ZrO2 and Y2 O3 formed solid solutions with solubility limits of 47 and 38 mol%, respectively. The apex of the compatibility triangle for the cubic ZrO2 , Cr2 O3 , and YCrO3 three-phase region was located at =17 mol% Y2 O3 (83 mol% ZrO2 ). Below 17 mol% Y2 O3 , ZrO2 solid solution coexisted with Cr2 O3 . Cr2 O3 appears to be slightly soluble in ZrO2 (ss). 相似文献
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Elena R. Andrievskaya Lidiya M. Lopato 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1992,75(11):3026-3032
Phase equilibria in the system HfO2 –Y2 O3 –CaO were studied in the temperature range 1250° to 2850°C by both experimental methods (X-ray phase analysis at 20° to 2000°C, petrography, annealing and quenching, differential thermal analysis in He at temperatures to 2500°C, thermal analysis in air using a solar furnace at temperatures to 3000°C, and electron microprobe X-ray analysis) and theoretical means (development of a mathematical model for the liquidus surface by means of the reduced polynomial method). Phase equilibria were determined by the structure of the restricting binary systems. No ternary compounds were found. The liquidus was characterized by the presence of six four-phase, invariant equilibria. Solid solutions were based on monoclinic (M), tetragonal (T), and cubic (F) modifications of HfO2 ; C and H forms of Y2 O3 ; CaO; and CaHfO3 that crystallized in two polymorphous modifications, namely, the cubic and rhombic perovskite-type structure. 相似文献
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F.F. LANGE 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1986,69(3):240-242
The average grain size of ZrO2 (+Y, o,) materials sintered at 1400°C was observed to depend significantly on the Y2 O3 content. The average grain size decreased by a factor of 4 to 5 for Y2 O3 contents between 0.8 and 1.4 mol% and increased at Y2 O3 contents of 6.6 mol%. Grain growth control by a second phase is the concept used to interpret these data; compositions with a small grain size lie within the two-phase tetragonal + cubic phase field, and the size of the tetragonal grains is believed to be controlled by the cubic grains. This interpretation suggests that the Y2 O3 -rich boundary of the two-phase field lies between 0.8 and 1.4 mol% Y2 O3 . Transformation toughened materials fabricated in this binary system must have a composition that lies within the two-phase field to obtain the small grain size required, in part, to retain the tetragonal toughening agent. 相似文献
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The tetragonal ( t ) and cubic ( c ) ZrO2 solid solutions in two-phase ZrO2 -8 wt% Y2 O3 ceramics have low and high solute content, respectively. Annealing samples sintered at 1600°C between 700° and 1400°C requires a change in the volume fraction of the coexisting phases, as well as their equilibrium Y2 O3 content. The enrichment in Y2 O3 content of the c -ZrO2 grains is accomplished by liquid-film migration involving the ubiquitous silicate grain-boundary phase, while the volume fraction of t -ZrO2 increases by the nucleation and growth of cap-shaped t -ZrO2 lenses. The interfaces between the c -ZrO2 matrix and the growing t -ZrO2 lenses are semicoherent. 相似文献
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The phase relations in the systems MgO-Y2 O3 -ZrO2 and CaO-MgO-ZrO2 were established at 1220° and 1420°C. The system MgO-Y2 O3 -ZrO2 possesses a much-larger cubic ZrO2 solid solution phase field than the system CaO-MgO-ZrO2 at both temperatures. The ordered δ phase (Zr3 Y4 O12 ) was found to be stable in the system ZrO2 -Y2 O3 at 1220°C. Two ordered phases φ1 (CaZr4 O9 ) and φ2 (Ca6 Zr19 O44 ) were stable at 1220°C in the system ZrO2 -CaO. At 1420°C no ordered phase appears in either system, in agreement with the previously determined temperature limits of the stability for the δ, φ1 , and φ2 phases. The existence of the compound Mg3 Yz O6 could not be confirmed. 相似文献
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Kuan Zong Fung Anil V. Virkar David L. Drobeck 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1994,77(6):1638-1648
Cubic solid solutions in the Y2 O3 -Bi2 O3 system with ∼25% Y2 O3 undergo a transformation to a rhombohedral phase when annealed at temperatures ≤ 700°C. This transformation is composition-invariant and is thermally activated, and the product phase can propagate across matrix grain boundaries, indicating that there is no special crystallo-graphic orientation relationship between the product and the parent phases. Based on these observations, it is proposed that cubic → rhombohedral phase transformation in the Y2 O3 -Bi2 O3 system is a massive transformation. Samples of composition 25% Y2 O3 -75% Bi2 O3 with and without aliovalent dopants were annealed at temperatures ≤ 700°C for up to 10000 h. ZrO2 as a dopant suppressed while CaO and SrO as dopants enhanced the kinetics of phase transformation. The rate of cubic/rhombohedra1 interface migration (growth rate or interface velocity) was also similarly affected by the additions of dopants; ZrO2 suppressed while CaO enhanced the growth rate. Diffusion studies further showed that ZrO2 suppressed while CaO enhanced cation interdiffusion coefficient. These observations are rationalized on the premise that cation interstitials are more mobile compared to cation vacancies in cubic bismuth oxide. The maximum growth rate measured was ∼10−10 m/s, which is orders of magnitude smaller than typical growth rates measured in metallic alloys. This difference is explained in terms of substantially lower diffusion coefficients in these oxide systems compared to metallic alloys. 相似文献
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The phase relations in the system U02-U03-Yz03, particularly in the Y203-rich region, were examined by X-ray and chemical analyses of reacted powders heated at temperatures up to 1700°C in H2 , CO2 -CO2 and air. Four phases were identified in the system at temperatures between 1000° and 1700°C: U308, face-centered cubic solid solution, body-centered cubic solid solution, and a rhombohedral phase of composition (U,Y)7 O2 ranging from 52.5 to 75 mole % Y2 O3 . The rhombohedral phase oxidized to a second rhombohedral phase with a nominal composition (U,Y), at temperatures below 1000°C. This phase transformed to a face-centered cubic phase after heating in air above 1000° C. The solubility of UO, in the body-centered cubic phase is about 14 mole % between 1000° and 1700°C but decreases to zero as the uranium approaches the hexavalent oxidation state. The solubility of Yz03 in the face-centered cubic solid solution ranges from 0 to 50 mole % Y2O3 under reducing conditions and from 33 to 60 mole % Y2O3 under oxidizing conditions at 1000°C. At temperatures above 1000° C, the face-centered cubic solid solution is limited by a filled fluorite lattice of composition (U,Y)O2 . For low-yttria content, oxidation at low temperatures (<300°C) permits additional oxygen to be retained in the structure to a composition approaching (U,Y)O2.25 A tentative ternary phase diagram for the system UO2 -UO3 -Y2 O3 is presented and the change in lattice parameter and in cell volume for the solid-solution phases is correlated with the composition. 相似文献
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Mladen F. Trubelja Vladimir S. Stubican 《Journal of the American Ceramic Society》1991,74(10):2489-2494
The ionic conductivity of the hafnia-scandia, hafnia-yttria, and hafnia-rare earth solid solutions with high dopant concentrations of 8, 10, and 14 mol% was measured in air at 600° to 1050°C. Impedance spectroscopy was used to obtain lattice conductivity. A majority of the investigated samples exhibited linear Arrhenius plots of the lattice conductivity as a function of temperature. For all investigated dopant concentrations the ionic conductivity was shown to decrease as the dopant radius increased. The activation enthalpy for conduction was found to increase with dopant ionic radius. The fact that the highest ionic conductivity among 14-mol%-doped systems was obtained with HfO2 ─Sc2 O3 suggested that the radius ratio approach should be used to predict the electrical conductivity behavior of HfO2 ─R2 O3 systems. A qualitative model based on the Kilner's lattice parameter map does not seem to apply to these systems. For the three systems HfO2 ─Yb2 O3 , HfO2 ─Y2 O3 , and Hf2 O3 ─Sm2 O3 a conductivity maximum was observed near the dopant concentration of 10 mol%. Deep vacancy trapping is responsible for the decrease in the ionic conductivity at high dopant concentrations. Formation of microdomains of an ordered compound cannot explain the obtained results. A comparison between the ionic conductivities of doped HfO2 and ZrO2 systems indicated that the ionic conductivities of HfO2 systems are 1.5 to 2.2 times lower than the ionic conductivities of ZrO2 systems. 相似文献
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The phase relations for the system y2 o3 –Ta2 o5 in the composition range 50 to 100 mol% Y2 O3 have been studied by solid-state reactions at 1350°, 1500°, or 17000C and by thermal analyses up to the melting temperatures. Weberite-type orthorhombic phases (W2 phase, space group C2221 ), fluorite-type cubic phases (F phase, space group Fm3m )and another orthorhombic phase (O phase, space group Cmmm )are found in the system. The W2 phase forms in 75 mol% Y2 O3 under 17000C and O phase in 70 mol% Y2 O3 up to 1700°C These phases seem to melt incongruently. The F phase forms in about 80 mol% Y2 O3 and melts congruently at 2454° 3°C. Two eutectic points seem to exist at about 2220°C 90 mol% Y2 O3 , and at about 1990°C, 62 mol% Y2 O3 . A Phase diagram including the above three phases were not identified with each other. 相似文献
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Single-phase, cubic solid solutions of baseline composition 25% Y2 O3 —75% Bi2 O3 with and without aliovalent dopants were fabricated by pressureless sintering of powder compacts. CaO, SrO, ZrO2 , or ThO2 was added as an aliovalent dopant. Sintered samples were annealed between 600° and 650°C for up to 4000 h. Samples doped with ZrO2 or ThO2 remained cubic, depending upon the dopant concentration, even after long-term annealing. By contrast, undoped, CaO-doped, and SrO-doped samples transformed to the low-temperature, rhombohedral phase within ∼ 200 h. Conductivity measurements showed no degradation of conductivity in samples that did not undergo the transformation. In samples that underwent the transformation, a substantial decrease in conductivity occurred. The enhanced stability of the ZrO2 - and ThO2 -doped samples is rationalized on the basis of suppressed interdiffusion on the cation sublattice. 相似文献