Zirconia Based Nanomaterials for Oxygen Sensors – Generation, Characterisation and Optical Properties

Janusz D. Fidelus; Witold Łojkowski; Donats Millers; Larisa Grigorjeva; Krishjanis Smits; Robert R. Piticescu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.128.141

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Zirconia Based Nanomaterials for Oxygen Sensors – Generation, Characterisation and Optical Properties

Abstract:

Microwave driven hydrothermal synthesis and hydrothermal synthesis were used to obtain ZrO2 nanopowders. Their production with varying phase composition, the characterisation and selected optical properties concerning their potential use as luminescence oxygen sensors are reported. It was found that the powders obtained by the microwave driven hydrothermal method and annealed at 750 0C in air show experiment repeatability within an accuracy of 6 %.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 128)

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Janusz D. Fidelus, Witold Łojkowski, Donats Millers, Larisa Grigorjeva, Krishjanis Smits, Robert R. Piticescu

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Characterization, High-Pressure, Hydrothermal Synthesis, Luminescence Intensity, Micro-Wave, Oxygen Sensor, Repeatability, Zirconia Nanopowder

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