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Silicon carbide for chemical application prepared by SPS method
Brožek, Vlastimil ; Kubatík, Tomáš František ; Vilémová, Monika ; Mušálek, Radek ; Mastný, L.
Silicon carbide discovered more than 121 years ago has a wide usage in the mechanical engineering industry as well as in electrical engineering.It is an excellent abrasive medium as well as a construction material with high resistance to mechanical and chemical deterioration.Under standard condition, silicon carbide has no melting point (decomposes at 2700 °C – principle used for industrial production of silicon),thus the bulk form must be prepared in a composite form with a metallic, ceramic or polymer binder. This method is suitable for tailoring of mechanical properties; nevertheless,it does not produce SiC form applicable for laboratory purposes.Binder-free sintering of SiC is practically impossible, despite decreased chemical resistivity of the produced material. Pure SiC is insoluble in all acids except hydrofluoric acid.Reaction of SiC with HF is enabled only due to residual SiO2 created during the industrial production.However, SiO2 located between the planes of growth of SiC
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Selective Leaching as a Method of Metallic Nanoparticles Preparation
Michalcová, A. ; Vojtěch, D. ; Kubatík, Tomáš František ; Marek, I. ; Svobodová, P. ; Novák, P.
Selective leaching is process used mainly in analytical praxis–alloy matrix is dissolved and the residuum can be study by different methods. In this article, modification of selective leaching determined for production of metallic nanoparticles is described.Selective leaching technique lays in preparation of supersaturated solid solution of desired element in matrix metal –by convenient heat treatment or by rapid solidification of the binary alloy. Consequently, the matrix metal is selectively dissolved and metal nanoparticles from other metal are formed. The size, shape and agglomeration of forming metallic nanoparticles are dependent on many factors such as reaction temperature, concentration of leaching solution, additives present in leaching solution. The metal mainly used as matrix component is aluminium due to is amphoteric behaviour. It enables aluminium dissolution in sodium hydroxide without affecting the minor metal. Nobel metals like silver or copper forms
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Synthesis of intermetallic phases by mechanical alloying
Novák, P. ; Michalcová, A. ; Vystrčil, J. ; Valalik, M. ; Mlynár, J. ; Kubatík, Tomáš František
Mechanical alloying is a process in which the formation of solid solutions or compounds during high energy milling. During the process are mechanically interconnecting particles plastic deformation and simultaneous cleavage resulting particles. The kinetic energy imparted by the milled powder also causes local heating. This will occur among other conditions for the formation of intermetallic compounds, including those of metastable, otherwise at ordinary metallurgical operations (melting, casting, heat treating, etc..) arises. Due to intense plastic deformation during milling resulting powder has very fine grain structure. If the powder is then suitably zkompaktizován so as not to substantial grain coarsening, obtained products achieve significantly better mechanical properties than materials produced by conventional techniques. In this work is presented the possibility of using mechanical alloying for the preparation of several technically important intermetallics-high-temp
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