What is the liquid-phase reduction absorption method?

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What is the liquid-phase reduction absorption method?

Reply #22015-11-12

The liquid-phase reduction absorption method involves selecting one or more suitable soluble metal salts, preparing a solution according to the composition of the material to be produced so that the various elements are in ionic or molecular form. A suitable precipitant is then chosen, and processes such as absorption are used to cause the metal ions to precipitate or crystallize uniformly. Finally, the precipitate or crystals are dehydrated or thermally decomposed to obtain the desired powdered material.

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