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Influence of pH and temperature parameters on the sol-gel synthesis process of meso porous ZrC nanopowder

Najafi et al., 2022

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11343415497376100060
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Najafi A
Sharifi F
Mesgari-Abbasi S
Khalaj G
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Ceramics International

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In this study, Zirconium carbide nanopowders were synthesized by the sol-gel method in the alcoholic system. Zirconium propoxide and phenolic resin were used as precursors of Zr and carbon, respectively. Sol was prepared in a four-component system of alkoxide, water …
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