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99/01546 Preparation of conductive carbon-ceramic composites from coal tar pitch and ceramic monoliths : Alcaniz-Monge, J. A. et al. Carbon, 1998, 36, (7–8), 1003–1009


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1999
Weight
204 KB
Volume
40
Category
Article
ISSN
0140-6701

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Phase diagrams and thermodynamic properties of zirconia based ceramics

Yokokawa, H. Key Eng. Mater., 1998, 153-154, 37-13. In this paper, the thermodynamic properties of ZrOz-based ceramics are discussed in terms of the valence stability of binary oxides and the stabilization energy/interaction parameter in ternary or higher-order systems. The stabilization energy and the interaction parameters were correlated with the ionic size of the involved ions. They were numerically expressed in the chemical potential diagrams. The chemical reactivity of the oxides was explained in terms of the physicochemical properties of the constituent ions in the oxides. This approach was compared to the acid-base theory. Analyses were made as examples for reactions of stabilized ZrOz with perovskite electrodes in solid oxide fuel cells, with VzOs in the combustion gas, with silica-based glasses and with molten

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Preparation of conductive carbon-ceramic composites from coal tar pitch and ceramic monoliths


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Conductive carbon-ceramic composites have been prepared from coal tar pitch and a ceramic already molded as a monolith having a honeycomb structure. The material has been obtained by subjecting both components to a heat treatment in N, to a maximum temperature of either 1073 K or 1273 K. The startin