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Synthesis of solid, spherical CeO2 particles prepared by the spray hydrolysis reaction method

Xu et al., 2002

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17842289102816802103
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Xu H
Gao L
Gu H
Guo J
Yan D
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Journal of the American Ceramic Society

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To avoid the formation of hollow particles during spray pyrolysis, a spray hydrolysis reaction method (SHRM) was studied. Unlike the conventional spray pyrolysis that uses metal salt as a precursor and dry air as a carrier gas, the SHRM introduces a mixture of metal salt and …
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