M. Yoshinaka et al., FORMATION AND SINTERING OF TIO2 (ANATASE) SOLID-SOLUTION IN THE SYSTEM TIO2-SIO2, Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 80(10), 1997, pp. 2749-2753
In the TiO2-SiO2 system, anatase solid solutions (ss) containing up to
approximate to 15 mol% SiO2 are formed in the as-prepared state by th
e hydrazine method. The lattice parameters a and c decrease linearly f
rom 0.3785 to 0.3776 nm and from 0.9514 to 0.9494 nm, respectively, wi
th increased SiO, content, At high temperatures, the solid solutions b
y transformation decompose into rutile and amorphous SiO2, The anatase
(ss) powders have been characterized for particle size and surface are
a, They consist of very fine particles (7-25 nm). Surface areas at low
temperatures are very high and do not drop below 60 m(2)/g at 1000 de
grees C. Nanostructured anatase(ss) ceramics, with greater than or equ
al to 99.5% of theoretical density and an average grain size of 72 nm,
have been fabricated by hot isostatic pressing for 1 h at 850 degrees
C and 196 MPa. Their mechanical and electrical properties have been e
xamined.