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Study of ceramic pigments based on Dy2Sn2-xVxO7

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2008 Czech Republic English Publisher:Univerzita Pardubice
Authors: Šulcová, Petra; Válek, Lukáš; Fukalová, Pavla; Trojan, Miroslav;

handle: 10195/32935 , 10195/32923

Study of ceramic pigments based on Dy2Sn2-xVxO7

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New high-stability yellow ceramic pigments based on pyrochlore solid solutions Dy2Sn2-xVxO7 were developed employing conventional solid-state reaction synthesis. The synthesis of these colourants involved high-temperature calcination of starting oxides and optimum conditions for their synthesis were determined. The pigments were evaluated from the standpoint of their structure, colour and ability to colour ceramic glazes.

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