Abstract:
A process for producing a powder material of perovskite or its solid solution represented by the formula:ABO.sub.3wherein A is one or more metal elements coordinated with 12 oxygen atoms, and B is one or more metal elements coordinated with 6 oxygen atoms, which comprises contacting an aqueous or alcohol solution of either component A or component B with a precipitating solution to form precipitates, then adding an aqueous or alcohol solution of the other component to form precipitates, and drying the precipitates, followed by calcining at a temperature of from 400.degree. to 1200.degree. C.
Abstract:
In an electron emission method, a voltage is applied to a field electron emission element that has a boron nitride material containing crystal, formed on an element substrate to show a conical projection of the boron nitride material and shows a stable electron emitting property in an atmosphere when a voltage is applied thereto to emit electrons. An electron emission threshold of the field electron emission element falls due to formation of a surface electric dipolar layer by bringing it into contact with an operating atmosphere containing polar solvent gas when applying a voltage to the field electron emission element so as to emit electrons.
Abstract:
A membrane body of sp3-bonded boron nitride has excellent field electron emission. The membrane body can withstand high intensity of electric field, allows the enhanced emission of electrons resulting in a high density of current, and does not degrade during long use. The membrane body includes a surface texture in a self-organized manner by vapor-phase deposition.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a sp3-bonded boron nitride, represented by a general formula BN, having a hexagonal 5H or 6H polytypic form and having a property of emitting light in ultraviolet region. Its producing method comprises: introducing reaction mixed gas containing boron and nitrogen being diluted with dilution gas into a reaction chamber; and irradiating a surface of a substrate placed in the chamber, a growing surface on the substrate, and a growing spacing region about the growing surface with ultraviolet light to cause gas phase reaction, thereby generating, depositing, or growing the boron nitride on the substrate.
Abstract:
A process for producing a translucent .beta.-sialon sintered product, which comprises mixing fine powders of silicon nitride and aluminum nitride having a high purity of at least 99% and a particle size of at most 200 microns and fine powders of aluminum oxide and silicon oxide having a high purity of at least 99% in such a proportion as to form .beta.-sialon of the formula Si.sub.6-z Al.sub.z O.sub.z N.sub.8-z where z is from 1 to 4.2, and hot-pressing the mixture in a nitrogen atmosphere at a temperature of from 1500.degree. to 1850.degree. C. under pressure of from 10 to 1500 kg/cm.sup.2.
Abstract translation:一种制造半透明β-硅铝氧氮合金烧结产品的方法,其包括将具有至少99%的高纯度和至多200微米的高纯度的氮化硅和氮化铝的细粉末与氧化铝和氧化硅的细粉末混合 具有至少99%的高纯度,其比例为形成式Si 6-z Al z O z N 8-z的β-赛隆,其中z为1至4.2,并且在氮气气氛中将该混合物在 1500至1850℃,压力为10至1500kg / cm2。
Abstract:
Based on designs concerning boron nitride thin-films each including boron nitride crystals in acute-ended shapes excellent in field electron emission properties, and designs of emitters adopting such thin-films, it is aimed at appropriately controlling a distribution state of such crystals to thereby provide an emitter having an excellent efficiency and thus requiring only a lower threshold electric field for electron emission. In a design of a boron nitride thin-film emitter comprising crystals that are each represented by a general formula BN, that each include sp3 bonded boron nitride, sp2 bonded boron nitride, or a mixture thereof, and that each exhibit an acute-ended shape excellent in field electron emission property; there is controlled an angle of a substrate relative to a reaction gas flow upon deposition of the emitter from a vapor phase, thereby controlling a distribution state of the crystals over a surface of the thin-film.
Abstract:
Based on designs concerning boron nitride thin-films each including boron nitride crystals in acute-ended shapes excellent in field electron emission properties, and designs of emitters adopting such thin-films, it is aimed at appropriately controlling a distribution state of such crystals to thereby provide an emitter having an excellent efficiency and thus requiring only a lower threshold electric field for electron emission.In a design of a boron nitride thin-film emitter comprising crystals that are each represented by a general formula BN, that each include sp3 bonded boron nitride, sp2 bonded boron nitride, or a mixture thereof, and that each exhibit an acute-ended shape excellent in field electron emission property; there is controlled an angle of a substrate relative to a reaction gas flow upon deposition of the emitter from a vapor phase, thereby controlling a distribution state of the crystals over a surface of the thin-film.
Abstract:
An adsorbent for radioelement-containing waste composed of the following spherical layered double hydroxide (A) or spherical metal hydroxide (B) is provided. (A) is a nonstoichiometric compound represented by general formula (a) or (b): [M2+1-xM3+x(OH)2]x+[An−x/n.mH2O]x− . . . (a), [Al2Li(OH)6]x+[An−x/n.mH2O]x− . . . (b) wherein 0.1≦x≦0.4, 0
Abstract translation:提供了由以下球形层状双氢氧化物(A)或球状金属氢氧化物(B)组成的含放射性元素的废物的吸附剂。 (A)是由通式(a)或(b)表示的非化学计量的化合物:[M2 + 1-xM3 + x(OH)2] x + [An-x / n.mH2O] x-。 。 。 (a),[Al 2 Li(OH)6] x + [An-x / n.mH 2 O] x - 。 。 。 (b)其中0.1 <= x <= 0.4,0
Abstract:
There are provided an electron emission element that operates stably in the atmosphere, a method of manufacturing the same and a method of emitting field electrons using such an element as well as an emission/display device realized by using a cold cathode electron source having a surface profile showing an excellent field electron characteristic and showing a low electron emission threshold value, a high output level and a long service life.A dilute material gas of rare gas such as argon and/or helium, hydrogen or a mixture gas thereof is used. An electron emission element substrate (4) is held to a temperature level between room temperature and 1,300° C. in an atmosphere where boron source material gas and nitride source material gas are introduced to 0.0001 to 100 volume % relative to the dilute material gas under pressure of 0.001 to 760 Torr, causing plasma to be generated typically by means of a plasma torch (7) or without causing plasma to be generated, and irradiated with ultraviolet rays by means of an excimer ultraviolet laser (6) or the like to make the material gas to react so as to form a boron nitride material containing crystal that has a pointed profile and is expressed by BN on the element substrate in a self-forming manner. The produced boron nitride material operates as field electron emission element that emits electrons stably in the atmosphere when a voltage is applied thereto. The reaction product is taken out from the reaction vessel (1) with the substrate after the end of the reaction and a cold cathode type emission/display device is assembled by using the reaction product as field electron emission source.
Abstract:
The object of the present invention is to provide a material excellent in field electron emission which can withstand the high intensity of electric field, allows the enhanced emission of electrons resulting in a high density of current, and does not degrade during long use. The solving means consists of providing a membrane body of sp3-bonded boron nitride excellent in field electron emission obtained by a method comprising the steps of introducing a reactive gas including a boron source and a nitrogen source into a reaction system; adjusting the temperature of a substrate in the reaction chamber to fall between room temperature to 1300° C.; radiating a UV beam onto the substrate with or without the concomitant existence of plasma; and forming via vapor-phase reaction a membrane on the substrate in which a surface texture allowing excellent field electron emission is formed in a self-organized manner.