Chemical synthesis of WC-Co from water-soluble precursors

Chemical synthesis of WC-Co from water-soluble precursors: The effect of carbon and cobalt additions to WC synthesis

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Chemical synthesis of WC-Co from water-soluble precursors : The effect of carbon and cobalt additions to WC synthesis. / Kanerva, Ulla; Karhu, Marjaana; Lagerbom, Juha; Kronlöf, Anna; Honkanen, Mari; Turunen, Erja; Laitinen, Tarja.

In: International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials, Vol. 56, 01.04.2016, p. 69-75.

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Kanerva, Ulla ; Karhu, Marjaana ; Lagerbom, Juha ; Kronlöf, Anna ; Honkanen, Mari ; Turunen, Erja ; Laitinen, Tarja. / Chemical synthesis of WC-Co from water-soluble precursors : The effect of carbon and cobalt additions to WC synthesis. In: International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials. 2016 ; Vol. 56. pp. 69-75.

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title = "Chemical synthesis of WC-Co from water-soluble precursors: The effect of carbon and cobalt additions to WC synthesis",

abstract = "The chemical synthesis of WC-Co from water-soluble precursors and the effect of carbon content and cobalt addition were studied. Ammonium metatungstate AMT as tungsten source, glycine as a carbon source and cobalt acetate Co(C2H3O2)2 as a cobalt source was dissolved in water and spray-dried, and thermal synthesis in Ar atmosphere was performed. In order to understand the effects of carbon content and cobalt addition on synthesis steps, and the chemical and phase structure, thermogravimetry (TGA) with Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DCS) and mass spectrometry was used together with X-ray diffractometry and chemical analysis. The results reveal that carbon content mainly affected reduction temperatures and cobalt addition to reaction route and solid state synthesis temperature. This presented manufacturing route with water-soluble raw materials was a potential way of preparing nanostructural WC-Co composition with the correct phase structure and chemical composition.",

keywords = "Nano-sized WC-Co synthesis, Spray drying, Water soluble precursors",

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T2 - The effect of carbon and cobalt additions to WC synthesis

AU - Kanerva, Ulla

AU - Karhu, Marjaana

AU - Lagerbom, Juha

AU - Kronlöf, Anna

AU - Honkanen, Mari

AU - Turunen, Erja

AU - Laitinen, Tarja

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AB - The chemical synthesis of WC-Co from water-soluble precursors and the effect of carbon content and cobalt addition were studied. Ammonium metatungstate AMT as tungsten source, glycine as a carbon source and cobalt acetate Co(C2H3O2)2 as a cobalt source was dissolved in water and spray-dried, and thermal synthesis in Ar atmosphere was performed. In order to understand the effects of carbon content and cobalt addition on synthesis steps, and the chemical and phase structure, thermogravimetry (TGA) with Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DCS) and mass spectrometry was used together with X-ray diffractometry and chemical analysis. The results reveal that carbon content mainly affected reduction temperatures and cobalt addition to reaction route and solid state synthesis temperature. This presented manufacturing route with water-soluble raw materials was a potential way of preparing nanostructural WC-Co composition with the correct phase structure and chemical composition.

KW - Nano-sized WC-Co synthesis

KW - Spray drying

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