Sentence examples for mixture of oxide from inspiring English sources
TiC and ZrC nanopowders were produced from an intimate mixture of oxide nanograins with free C synthesized by laser pyrolysis from the decomposition of a liquid precursor.
Similarly, the formation of a single phase PZT of perovskite structure can be completed in a partially activated mixture of oxide powders when heated at an elevated temperature, also without involving PT and PZ as transitional phases.
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) studies also show that the presence of even low levels of these contaminants in the chamber, during the oxygen cleaning process, is sufficient to induce the conversion of the surface from oxide to a mixture of oxide and fluoride.
This was ascribed to the strong positive zeta potential of pure ZnO nanoparticles at neutral pH value (ca. +37 mV) and consequently to more mixed oxide (spinel-like) ZnO/silica composite behaviour if compared to the physical mixture of oxide TiO2/silica composites.
In moist air or moist argon, the metal oxidizes rapidly, producing a mixture of oxides and hydrides.
Yttria, the first rare earth to be discovered, turned out to be a mixture of oxides from which, over a span of more than a century, nine elements yttrium, scandium (atomic number 21), and the heavy lanthanide metals from terbium (atomic number 65) to lutetium (atomic number 71)—were separated.
These data support previous assumptions that a bifunctional mechanism occurred over the partially reduced MoO3 (a complex nanoscale mixture of oxide-based phases) during n-butane isomerisation and that the RDS was the skeletal isomerisation of the linear butene intermediates.
As a result, a intimate mixture of oxides is obtained.
The final product is a mixture of oxides that may be used as catalysts.
The breakdown films consisted of the mixture of oxides and hydroxides, mainly of Mg(OH 2.
It is known that at certain temperature, the original hydrotalcite is converted into a mixture of oxides which have "memory" of the original structure [26].
