nanocrystalline titanium dioxide
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Samples of composite ceramics based on BeO with additions of 5‒30 wt. % of nanocrystalline powder TiO2were produced by slip casting method. It is established that slip casting does not provide the maximum density of ceramic samples. It can have some effect on its thermophysical properties. The microstructure of (BeO + TiO2)-ceramics, as well as the change of heat capacity at constant pressure, thermal diffusivity and thermal conductivity depending on the amount of additive at room temperature and in the range of 300‒800 K are investigated. The established patterns will help to design more powerful absorbers scattered microwave radiation based on (BeO + TiO2)-ceramics.Ill. 6. Ref. 17. Tab. 3.


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