Title of article
Production of submicron sized boric acid particles by wet milling
Author/Authors
ISIK, Mehmet Ikbal Istanbul Technical University, Ayazaga Campus - Chemical and Metallurgical Faculty - Metallurgical Materials Engineering Department, TURKEY , BAKAN, Emine Istanbul Technical University, Ayazaga Campus - Chemical and Metallurgical Faculty - Metallurgical Materials Engineering Department, TURKEY , KAHVECIOGLU, Ozgenur Istanbul Technical University, Ayazaga Campus - Chemical and Metallurgical Faculty - Metallurgical Materials Engineering Department, TURKEY , TIMUR, Servet Istanbul Technical University, Ayazaga Campus - Chemical and Metallurgical Faculty - Metallurgical Materials Engineering Department, TURKEY
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271
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274
Abstract
Submicron sized boric acid particles are used in traditional lubrication oils as they provide a low friction coefficient and they are friendly to the environment. In the present study, size and structure changes in high energy ball wet milled boric acid particles were investigated and characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), BET, and thermo-gravimetric/differential thermal analysis (TG-DTA). It was seen that increasing time of milling resulted in smaller particle formation and a larger specific surface area. Moreover, it appeared that thermal decomposition temperatures were not size dependent.
Keywords
Boric acid , nanoparticle , wet milling , boron compound , ultrafine powder
Journal title
Turkish Journal of Engineering and Environmental Sciences
Journal title
Turkish Journal of Engineering and Environmental Sciences
Record number
2531679
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