• Journal of Inorganic Materials
  • Vol. 37, Issue 8, 809 (2022)
Shiwei WANG
Author Affiliations
  • Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200050, China
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    DOI: 10.15541/jim20220014 Cite this Article
    Shiwei WANG. Progress of Spontaneous Coagulation Casting of Ceramic Slurries Based on Hydrophobic Interaction[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2022, 37(8): 809 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic diagram of ceramic particles solidified by three-dimensional organic network (a) and photo of translucent Al2O3 sheet (100 mm × 100 mm × 1 mm) (b)
    1. Schematic diagram of ceramic particles solidified by three-dimensional organic network (a) and photo of translucent Al2O3 sheet (100 mm × 100 mm × 1 mm) (b)
    Simplified structure of PIBM molecule (a) and schematic diagrams of organic network with low and high density by spontaneous coagulation casting (b) and gelcasting (c), respectively
    2. Simplified structure of PIBM molecule (a) and schematic diagrams of organic network with low and high density by spontaneous coagulation casting (b) and gelcasting (c), respectively
    Effect of TMAH content on the rheology of alumina slurry (a), and effect of slurry solid content on drying and sintering shrinkage (b)[43]
    3. Effect of TMAH content on the rheology of alumina slurry (a), and effect of slurry solid content on drying and sintering shrinkage (b)[43]
    Effect of hydrophobic groups on spontaneous coagulation
    4. Effect of hydrophobic groups on spontaneous coagulation
    Zeta potential (a), viscosity (b), and storage modulus (c) of alumina slurry prepared by introducing different hydrophobic chains[47]
    5. Zeta potential (a), viscosity (b), and storage modulus (c) of alumina slurry prepared by introducing different hydrophobic chains[47]
    Effect of TMAC on viscosity (a) and storage modulus (b) of alumina slurry prepared by adding PAA and CE-64[47]
    6. Effect of TMAC on viscosity (a) and storage modulus (b) of alumina slurry prepared by adding PAA and CE-64[47]
    Schematic diagram of stabilized foam with hydrophobized ceramic particles (a) and corresponding magnification part (showing a modified dispersant on a particle) (b)
    7. Schematic diagram of stabilized foam with hydrophobized ceramic particles (a) and corresponding magnification part (showing a modified dispersant on a particle) (b)
    Pictures of wet green bodies before (a) and after (b) joining, and effect of syneresis time on flexural strength of sintered samples (1600 ℃×2 h) derived from wet green bodies (c) [54]
    8. Pictures of wet green bodies before (a) and after (b) joining, and effect of syneresis time on flexural strength of sintered samples (1600 ℃×2 h) derived from wet green bodies (c) [54]
    Linear shrinkage (a) and bulk density distribution (b) of the gelled and pressure-filtrated samples after drying[55]
    9. Linear shrinkage (a) and bulk density distribution (b) of the gelled and pressure-filtrated samples after drying[55]
    Density difference of ceramic green bodies prepared by different dispersion systems (a) and photos of sintered samples (280 mm×130 mm×20 mm)(b)[56]
    10. Density difference of ceramic green bodies prepared by different dispersion systems (a) and photos of sintered samples (280 mm×130 mm×20 mm)(b)[56]
    Drying curves of wet bodies under different pressures (a) and in-line transmittance of corresponding ceramics (1 mm thick) (b)[57]
    11. Drying curves of wet bodies under different pressures (a) and in-line transmittance of corresponding ceramics (1 mm thick) (b)[57]
    Schematic diagram of orientation of the platelet under shear flow (a), surface of the green body with platelet (b), XRD patterns of the green bodies sintered at different temperatures (c), and the influence of the content and type of the platelet on the linear transmittance of the ceramic (1 mm thick) (d)[61]
    12. Schematic diagram of orientation of the platelet under shear flow (a), surface of the green body with platelet (b), XRD patterns of the green bodies sintered at different temperatures (c), and the influence of the content and type of the platelet on the linear transmittance of the ceramic (1 mm thick) (d)[61]
    Closed-cell alumina foam ceramics prepared by hydrophobized ceramic particles
    13. Closed-cell alumina foam ceramics prepared by hydrophobized ceramic particles
    Photo of alumina disc with a diameter of ϕ 1010 mm
    14. Photo of alumina disc with a diameter of ϕ 1010 mm
    Pictures of alumina dome (a) and guide (b), and AlN ceramic hat sink (c) prepared by spontaneous coagulation casting
    15. Pictures of alumina dome (a) and guide (b), and AlN ceramic hat sink (c) prepared by spontaneous coagulation casting
    Organic ammonium salt Molecular weightSolubility of Isobam after hydrophobic modification
    TMAC (Tetramethyl ammonium chloride) 109.6Soluble
    TEAC (Tetraethylammonium chloride)165.7Soluble
    MTAC (Methyltributylammonium chloride)235.8Soluble
    OTAC (Octyltrimethylammonium chloride)207.8Insoluble
    DTAC (Dodecyltrimethylammonium chloride)263.0Insoluble
    Table 1. Dissolution of Isobam 600 AF after different hydrophobic chain modification
    Shiwei WANG. Progress of Spontaneous Coagulation Casting of Ceramic Slurries Based on Hydrophobic Interaction[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2022, 37(8): 809
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