Synthesis of nanocrystalline NiCuZn ferrite powders by sol–gel auto-combustion method
A nitrate–citrate gel was prepared from metal nitrates and citric acid by sol–gel process, in order to synthesize Ni 0.25Cu 0.25Zn 0.50Fe 2O 4 ferrite. The thermal decomposition process was investigated by DTA-TG, IR and XRD techniques. The results revealed that the nitrate–citrate gel exhibits self...
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| description | A nitrate–citrate gel was prepared from metal nitrates and citric acid by sol–gel process, in order to synthesize Ni
0.25Cu
0.25Zn
0.50Fe
2O
4 ferrite. The thermal decomposition process was investigated by DTA-TG, IR and XRD techniques. The results revealed that the nitrate–citrate gel exhibits self-propagating combustion behavior. After combustion, the gel directly transformed into single-phase, nano-sized NiCuZn ferrite particles with spinel crystal structure. The synthesized powder can be densified at a temperature lower than 900°C. The sintered body possesses fine-grained microstructure, good frequency stability and high-quality factor compared to the sample prepared by conventional ceramic route. |
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