M. Sorescu, L. Diamandescu, A. Sanns, D. Proch, J. Wood, V. Teodorescu
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Synthesis and Characterization of Ceramic Nanoparticles System Based on Anatase-Doped Hematite
The x TiO 2 - ( 1 − x ) α - Fe 2 O 3 ceramic nanoparticles system has been obtained by
mechanochemical activation for x = 0.1 and 0.5 and
for ball milling times ranging from 2 to 12 hours.
Structural and morphological characteristics of the anatase-doped
hematite system were investigated by X-ray diffraction (XRD),
Mossbauer spectroscopy, and transmission electron microscopy
(TEM) combined with electron diffraction (ED). In the XRD
patterns, we could evidence the dissolution of anatase in
hematite, more pronounced for x = 0.1. The Rietveld
structure of the XRD patterns yielded the dependence of the
particle size and lattice constants on the amount x
of Ti substitutions and as function of the ball milling time. For
x = 0.1, we observed line broadening of the
Mossbauer resonances and corresponding fit with several
subspectra. For x = 0.5, it can be observed that the
central doublet corresponding to superparamagnetic particles
becomes more prominent. The ball milling route allowed us to reach
nanometric particle dimensions, which would make the materials
very promising for catalytic and gas sensing applications.
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