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Register a new userStudy Of The Reaction Kinetics Of The Formation Of Barium Titanate By Heat Treatment
دراسة حركية تفاعل تشكل تيتانات الباريوم بالمعالجة الحرارية
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2022
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تم تحضير مسحوق تيتانات الباريوم BaTiO3 انطلاقاً من كربونات الباريوم BaCO3 و ثنائي أوكسيد التيتانيوم TiO2 بطريقة تفاعل الحالة الصلبة. قدم في هذا البحث طريقتان لتحديد درجة تفاعل مكونان تيتانات الباريوم الموافقة للجزء الأعظمي المتفاعل، حيث تعتمد الطريقة الأولى على المشتق الأول والثنائي التقليديين، والطريقة الثنائية على نمذجة القيم التجريبية مابين قيم الجزء المتفاعل (Fraction Reacted) وقيم درجات الحرارة المطبقة، تم التوصل إلى علاقة رياضية مناسبة باستخدام برنامج SPSS الاحصائي، وإجراء المشتقين الأول والثنائي، والرسومات البيانية المتعلقة بها.
Barium titanate powder was prepared from barium carbonate and titanium dioxide using the solid state reaction method.. In this research, two methods have been demonstarted to determine the fraction reacted temperature of barium titanate components, where the first method depends on the traditional first -and second derivatives, while the second method has been based on modeling the experimental data of reacted fraction with temperature, then a mathematical relationship has been presented using statistic SPSS program. After that, the first -and second derivatives have been taken of this relation with graphs related to it.
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