Processing of non-oxide ceramics from sol-gel methods
US-9840443-B2 · Dec 12, 2017 · US
US12103857B1 · US · B1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12103857-B1 |
| Application number | US-202318303062-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B1 |
| Filing date | Apr 19, 2023 |
| Priority date | Mar 14, 2023 |
| Publication date | Oct 1, 2024 |
| Grant date | Oct 1, 2024 |
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A rapid preparation method of transition metal borides includes steps of: using a tungsten rod as the cathode, and a block mixture of boron powder and metal oxide as the anode, the block mixture and the tungsten rod are placed in an plasma device; the plasma device is evacuated, and then filled with a buffer gas and an electric arc is started to obtain a transition metal boride. The present disclosure adopts the direct current arc plasma method with the advantages of simple operation, low cost, environmental friendliness and controllable reaction atmosphere to prepare the transition metal boride, the preparation process is simple, the preparation process is fast, and the environment will not be affected.
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What is claimed is: 1. A preparation method of transition metal borides comprising: mixing boron powder and metal oxide powder with a preset molar ratio to obtain a block mixture; placing the block mixture and a tungsten rod in a plasma device, wherein the block mixture is used as anode and the tungsten rod is used as cathode; and vacuumizing the plasma device, and filling a buffer gas into the plasma device, controlling the plasma device to start an arc to ignite the block mixture, controlling the plasma device to close the arc when the block mixture has been ignited, and the block mixture continues to burn and react to obtain transition metal borides when the arc is closed, wherein the metal oxide is nickel oxide; the preset molar ratio is 6:1; a space between the block mixture and the tungsten rod in the plasma device is 1 mm; a discharge current of the arc is 12 A and a discharge time is 1 s; a vacuum degree of the plasma device after the vacuumizing is less than or equal to 3 Pa; the buffer gas is argon gas; and the argon gas pressure is 70 kPa. 2. A preparation method of transition metal borides comprising: mixing boron powder and metal oxide powder with a preset molar ratio to obtain a block mixture; placing the block mixture and a tungsten rod in a plasma device, wherein the block mixture is used as anode and the tungsten rod is used as cathode; and vacuumizing the plasma device, and filling a buffer gas into the plasma device, controlling the plasma device to start an arc to ignite the block mixture, controlling the plasma device to close the arc when the block mixture has been ignited, and the block mixture continues to burn and react to obtain transition metal borides when the arc is closed, wherein the metal oxide is vanadium dioxide; the preset molar ratio is 8:1; a space between the block mixture and the tungsten rod in the plasma device is 2 mm; a discharge current of the arc is 20 A and a discharge time is 10 s; a vacuum degree of the plasma device after the vacuumizing is less than or equal to 2 Pa; the buffer gas is argon gas; and the argon gas pressure is 80 kPa. 3. The method of claim 1 , A preparation method of transition metal borides comprising: mixing boron powder and metal oxide powder with a preset molar ratio to obtain a block mixture; placing the block mixture and a tungsten rod in a plasma device, wherein the block mixture is used as anode and the tungsten rod is used as cathode; and vacuumizing the plasma device, and filling a buffer gas into the plasma device, controlling the plasma device to start an arc to ignite the block mixture, controlling the plasma device to close the arc when the block mixture has been ignited, and the block mixture continues to burn and react to obtain transition metal borides when the arc is closed, wherein the metal oxide is cobalt tetroxide; the preset molar ratio is 10:1; a space between the block mixture and the tungsten rod in the plasma device is 3 mm; a discharge current of the arc is 12 A and a discharge time is 30 s; a vacuum degree of the plasma device after the vacuumizing is less than or equal to 3 Pa; the buffer gas is argon gas, and the argon gas pressure is 70 kPa. 4. The method of claim 1 , A preparation method of transition metal borides comprising: mixing boron powder and metal oxide powder with a preset molar ratio to obtain a block mixture; placing the block mixture and a tungsten rod in a plasma device, wherein the block mixture is used as anode and the tungsten rod is used as cathode; and vacuumizing the plasma device, and filling a buffer gas into the plasma device, controlling the plasma device to start an arc to ignite the block mixture, controlling the plasma device to close the arc when the block mixture has been ignited, and the block mixture continues to burn and react to obtain transition metal borides when the arc is closed, wherein the metal oxide is ferric tetroxide; the preset molar ratio is 10:1; a space between the block mixture and the tungsten rod in the plasma device is 1 mm; a discharge current of the arc is 12 A and a discharge time is 5 s; a vacuum degree of the plasma device after the vacuumizing is less than or equal to 3 Pa; the buffer gas is argon gas; and the argon gas pressure is 70 kPa.
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