Solution-combustion synthesis of oxide nanoparticles from nitrate solutions containing glycine and urea: Thermodynamic aspects

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Khaliullin S.M. [1 ]
Zhuravlev V.D. [1 ]
Bamburov V.G. [1 ]
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[1] Institute of Solid State Chemistry, Ural Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, ul. Pervomaiskaya 91, Yekaterinburg
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adiabatic reaction; glycine; ionic radius; metal oxides; solution-combustion synthesis (SCS); temperature effect; urea;
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10.3103/S1061386216030031
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Solution-combustion synthesis (SCS) of nanoparticles was characterized by the temperature effect (ΔTad) calculated upon neglect by the temperature dependence of heat capacity. Thus calculated ΔTad values were found to be a linear function of the inverse radius of metal ions. Our calculations have shown that SCS reactions may yield not only oxides but also hydroxides and carbonates. Suggested was a simple formula for evaluating the ΔTad values attained in SCS of complex oxides. © 2016, Allerton Press, Inc.
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