Abstract:
Ñrystal formation of zinc oxide obtained by various methods of heat treatment is studied by methods of X-ray phase analysis and scanning electron microscopy. It is established that during the heat treatment of the pre-synthesized hydrozincite in air at 400 ${}^\circ$Ñ a nanocrystalline zinc oxide is formed with an isometric shape of the particles, while during the heat treatment of the same precursor at 400 ${}^\circ$Ñ a microcrystalline ZnO with an anisotropic form of crystalline particles is formed in a closed volume. The conclusion is drawn that conditions close to hydrothermal conditions are created in a closed volume.
Keywords:heat treatment in air and in a closed volume, hydrozincite, nano- and microcrystalline zinc oxide, hydrothermal conditions, isometric and anisotropic forms of particles.