Abstract
Solutions of zirconyl salts can be treated in a variety of ways to precipitate hydrous amorphous ZrO2. The phases formed upon heating these precipitates are described and rationalized based upon a theory of hydrolytic polymerization which had been proposed at an earlier stage.
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Clearfield, A. The mechanism of hydrolytic polymerization of zirconyl solutions. Journal of Materials Research 5, 161–162 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1557/JMR.1990.0161
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