Journal of the Ceramic Society of Japan
Online ISSN : 1882-1022
Print ISSN : 0914-5400
ISSN-L : 0914-5400
Characteristics of the Ground Alumina Powders by Wet Rotation Ball Milling
Kozo YOKOTAYutaka HASHIZUKAMasae NAKAHARAYoshihito KONDO
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1995 Volume 103 Issue 1203 Pages 1167-1171

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Although new preparation methods for ceramic raw materials have been investigated, ball milling is still the most popular and useful preparation method. In this paper, characteristics of ground Bayer's α-alumina powders by wet rotation ball milling were investigated. The average particle size, the crystallite size and lattice strain of the ground alumina powder after 168-h grinding were 0.21μm, 28nm and 1%, respectively. The particle surface was remarkably irregular. Lattice interplanar spacing of alumina expanded and the lattice constant of c-axis increased by grinding. Annealing the ground powders resulted in liberation of lattice distortion and particle shape changed to nearly spherical form.

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