Dong Hun Shin, Chan Uk Bang, Yong Cheol Hong, Han Sup Uhm
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Preparation of vanadium pentoxide powders by microwave plasma-torch at atmospheric pressure
A new method for preparing V2O5 powders has been developed, which is based on decomposition of gas-phase VOCl3 in O2/Ar/H2 microwave plasma generated at the atmospheric pressure. The samples taken from different positions of the plasma reactor were the nano-structured powder, which was yellow and typical nano-sized particles, and the micro-structured powder, which was yellowish orange, had large carpet- or sponge-like areas, and was composed of a bundle of V2O5 needles. These two samples have been analyzed by EDX, SEM, XRD, Raman and TEM.
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