Anomalous evaporation behavior of ZnO powder milled mechanically under high-energy conditions

Glushenkov, A; Zhang, Hong-Zhou; Chen, Ying

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Anomalous evaporation behavior of ZnO powder milled mechanically under high-energy conditions

Date

2008

Authors

Glushenkov, A

Zhang, Hong-Zhou

Chen, Ying

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

ZnO powder showed anomalous evaporation behavior after its mechanical milling treatment under high-energy conditions. The amount of generated vapor is about 10 times higher in the first 15 min of annealing at 1300 °C than that of unmilled ZnO powders.