Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives

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Mocciaro, Anabella; Lombardi, María Bárbara; Scian, Alberto Néstor
Año de publicación
2017
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inglés
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Porous ceramic materials exhibit high permeability, specific surface, and thermal shock resistance, and therefore they may be used successfully in the production of filters, membranes, and as a substrate for catalytic reactions, etc. One method for preparing high material porosity is addition of a pore-forming substance. Porosity (open and closed), pore size distribution, their size and shape, depend on the nature, amount, and morphology of pore-forming substance. In this article the effect is elucidated of three different types of carbon additives on porosity of ceramic prepared from clay and chemical binder precursor. Carbon materials are studied in an x-ray diffractometer. Ceramic material properties are studied using a mercury porosimeter, the Archimedes method, scanning electron and optical microscopes, and microcomputer tomography.
Centro de Tecnología de Recursos Minerales y Cerámica
Facultad de Ciencias Exactas
Materia
Química
Ceramic materials
Porous structure
Pore-forming additive
Carbon
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
title Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
spellingShingle Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
Mocciaro, Anabella
Química
Ceramic materials
Porous structure
Pore-forming additive
Carbon
title_short Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
title_full Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
title_fullStr Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
title_full_unstemmed Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
title_sort Ceramic material porous structure prepared using pore-forming additives
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Mocciaro, Anabella
Lombardi, María Bárbara
Scian, Alberto Néstor
author Mocciaro, Anabella
author_facet Mocciaro, Anabella
Lombardi, María Bárbara
Scian, Alberto Néstor
author_role author
author2 Lombardi, María Bárbara
Scian, Alberto Néstor
author2_role author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Química
Ceramic materials
Porous structure
Pore-forming additive
Carbon
topic Química
Ceramic materials
Porous structure
Pore-forming additive
Carbon
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Porous ceramic materials exhibit high permeability, specific surface, and thermal shock resistance, and therefore they may be used successfully in the production of filters, membranes, and as a substrate for catalytic reactions, etc. One method for preparing high material porosity is addition of a pore-forming substance. Porosity (open and closed), pore size distribution, their size and shape, depend on the nature, amount, and morphology of pore-forming substance. In this article the effect is elucidated of three different types of carbon additives on porosity of ceramic prepared from clay and chemical binder precursor. Carbon materials are studied in an x-ray diffractometer. Ceramic material properties are studied using a mercury porosimeter, the Archimedes method, scanning electron and optical microscopes, and microcomputer tomography.
Centro de Tecnología de Recursos Minerales y Cerámica
Facultad de Ciencias Exactas
description Porous ceramic materials exhibit high permeability, specific surface, and thermal shock resistance, and therefore they may be used successfully in the production of filters, membranes, and as a substrate for catalytic reactions, etc. One method for preparing high material porosity is addition of a pore-forming substance. Porosity (open and closed), pore size distribution, their size and shape, depend on the nature, amount, and morphology of pore-forming substance. In this article the effect is elucidated of three different types of carbon additives on porosity of ceramic prepared from clay and chemical binder precursor. Carbon materials are studied in an x-ray diffractometer. Ceramic material properties are studied using a mercury porosimeter, the Archimedes method, scanning electron and optical microscopes, and microcomputer tomography.
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