单分散超细ZnO粉体的制备与表征

Monodispersed superfine ZnO powders with particle size of about 200～400nm were successfully prepared by the decompressed distillation process with n-butyl alcohol as the solvent. The starting materials were Zn(NO₃)2·6H₂O and NH₃·H₂O. TG-DSC， XRD， TEM and BET surface areas techniques were used to characterize the precursor and as-prepared superfine ZnO powders. In the preparation process of superfine ZnO powders， two techniques including the decompressed distillation with n-butyl alcohol and washing with absolute ethanol were used to avoid agglomeration. It is showed that the decompressed distillation process has a better effect in avoiding ag-glomeration than washing with absolute ethanol. The precursor obtained by the decompressed distillation technique has a lower calcination temperature than the one obtained by washing with absolute ethanol. Zincite phase of ZnO with some impurities was obtained when the precursor was calcined at 200℃ for 2h. After it was calcined at 300℃ for 2h， pure superfine ZnO powder was obtained.

Investigation on Monodispersed Superfine ZnO Powders Prepared by Decompressed Distillation Process