Safety of Tin(II) oxalate. Aromatic compounds can be divided into two categories: single heterocycles and fused heterocycles. Compound: Tin(II) oxalate, is researched, Molecular C2O4Sn, CAS is 814-94-8, about Spray-combustion synthesis of indium tin oxide nanopowder. Author is Chen, Zhiyang; Zhu, Yuan; Duan, Qiyao; Chen, Anqi; Tang, Zikang.
Nanocrystalline indium tin oxide (ITO) powders were prepared by a novel spray combustion method. Using single-drop study equipment, we studied the thermodn. of the combustion reaction. The reaction can be ignited at air temperature as lower as 171.3° when using urea and glucose as composite fuel. Once the reaction is ignited, the combustion temperature can surge to >500°, generating nanocrystalline ITO powders with grain size ∼40 nm. Footages from high-speed camera demonstrated that the reaction is in 3 steps: moderate beginning, violent middle, and decaying end. The ignition is very sensitive to the air temperature, even 0.2° minus deviation may fail the combustion. The combustion reaction is self-sustainable, which saves the energy supply. The low ignition temperature means the combustion reaction can be carried out in a conventional spray dryer. Our results provide a feasible way to mass produce nanocrystalline ITO powders, which as a methodol., may be extended to the production of other oxide nanopowders.
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