Bismuth-doped tin dioxide （BTO） nanometer powders were prepared by the wet chemical method using tin tetrachloride （SnCl4）, bismuth nitrate [Bi（NO3） 3 ] and ammonia as raw materials. Non-bridge hydroxides and ca...Bismuth-doped tin dioxide （BTO） nanometer powders were prepared by the wet chemical method using tin tetrachloride （SnCl4）, bismuth nitrate [Bi（NO3） 3 ] and ammonia as raw materials. Non-bridge hydroxides and capillary force between particles were found to be key factors causing hard aggregation of BTO through analyzing the formation mechanism of hard aggregation. The hard aggregation of BTO was eliminated effectively when the Bi-Sn precursor （BSP） was treated with post processing including dispersing with ultrasonic wave, refluxing and distilling with addition of n-butanol and benzene （DRD） and drying by microwave. Characterized with X-ray diffraction （XRD） and transmission electron microscopy （TEM）, BTO spherical particles with tetragonal phase structure are well crystallized, dispersed easily and the average size was less than 10 nm.展开更多
Bismuth-doped tin dioxide nanometer powders were prepared by co-precipitation method using SnCl4 and Bi（NO3）3 as raw materials. The effects of calcining temperature and doping ratio on the particle size, composition...Bismuth-doped tin dioxide nanometer powders were prepared by co-precipitation method using SnCl4 and Bi（NO3）3 as raw materials. The effects of calcining temperature and doping ratio on the particle size, composition, spectrum selectivity of bismuth-doped tin dioxide and the phase transition of Bi-Sn precursor at different temperatures were studied by means of X-ray diffraction, transmission electron microscopy, ultraviolet-visual-near infrared diffuse reflection spectrum and the thermogravimetric-differential scanning calorimetry. The results show that prepared bismuth-doped tin dioxide powders have excellent characteristics with a single-phase tetragonal structure, good dispersibility, good absorbency for ultraviolet ray and average particle size less than 10 nm. The optimum conditions for preparing bismuth-doped tin dioxide nanometer powders are as follows: calcining temperature of 600℃, ratio of bismuth-doped in a range of 0.10-0.30, and Bi-Sn precursor being dispersed by ultrasonic wave and refluxed azeotropic and distillated with mixture of n-butanol and benzene. The mechanism of phase transition of Bi-Sn precursor is that Bi 3+ enters Sn-vacancy and then forms Sn—O—Bi bond.展开更多
文摘Bismuth-doped tin dioxide （BTO） nanometer powders were prepared by the wet chemical method using tin tetrachloride （SnCl4）, bismuth nitrate [Bi（NO3） 3 ] and ammonia as raw materials. Non-bridge hydroxides and capillary force between particles were found to be key factors causing hard aggregation of BTO through analyzing the formation mechanism of hard aggregation. The hard aggregation of BTO was eliminated effectively when the Bi-Sn precursor （BSP） was treated with post processing including dispersing with ultrasonic wave, refluxing and distilling with addition of n-butanol and benzene （DRD） and drying by microwave. Characterized with X-ray diffraction （XRD） and transmission electron microscopy （TEM）, BTO spherical particles with tetragonal phase structure are well crystallized, dispersed easily and the average size was less than 10 nm.
基金Project(GC200603) supported by the Open Fund of Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory for Green Chemicals projectsupported by the Key Laboratory of Enhanced Heat Transfer and Energy Conservation of Ministry of Education of China
文摘Bismuth-doped tin dioxide nanometer powders were prepared by co-precipitation method using SnCl4 and Bi（NO3）3 as raw materials. The effects of calcining temperature and doping ratio on the particle size, composition, spectrum selectivity of bismuth-doped tin dioxide and the phase transition of Bi-Sn precursor at different temperatures were studied by means of X-ray diffraction, transmission electron microscopy, ultraviolet-visual-near infrared diffuse reflection spectrum and the thermogravimetric-differential scanning calorimetry. The results show that prepared bismuth-doped tin dioxide powders have excellent characteristics with a single-phase tetragonal structure, good dispersibility, good absorbency for ultraviolet ray and average particle size less than 10 nm. The optimum conditions for preparing bismuth-doped tin dioxide nanometer powders are as follows: calcining temperature of 600℃, ratio of bismuth-doped in a range of 0.10-0.30, and Bi-Sn precursor being dispersed by ultrasonic wave and refluxed azeotropic and distillated with mixture of n-butanol and benzene. The mechanism of phase transition of Bi-Sn precursor is that Bi 3+ enters Sn-vacancy and then forms Sn—O—Bi bond.
