Mechanochemical Reduction of V2O5

Hong Yang, Paul Mccormick

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    Abstract

    The reduction of V2O5 using Mg, Al, and Ti as reductants during mechanical milling in a ball mill has been studied. With all three reductants, a combustion reaction was observed after milling for a critical ignition time. Using Mg as the reductant, the ignition time was found to increase with decreasing collision energy. However, the combustion event could not be associated with a critical degree of microstructural refinement or a reduction of the ignition temperature. With both Mg and Al reductants TEM examination of the as-combusted powders showed the presence of nanoscale single crystal smoke particles, similar to those formed by gas evaporation techniques. (C) 1994 Academic Press, Inc.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)136-141
    JournalJournal of Solid State Chemistry
    Volume110
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1994

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    Reducing Agents
    ignition
    Ignition
    ignition temperature
    smoke
    balls
    Ball mills
    examination
    evaporation
    Smoke
    transmission electron microscopy
    collisions
    single crystals
    Evaporation
    gases
    Single crystals
    Powders
    Transmission electron microscopy
    Gases
    vanadium pentoxide

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    Yang, Hong ; Mccormick, Paul. / Mechanochemical Reduction of V2O5. In: Journal of Solid State Chemistry. 1994 ; Vol. 110. pp. 136-141.
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    In: Journal of Solid State Chemistry, Vol. 110, 1994, p. 136-141.

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