Abstract:
The precursor powders were successfully prepared by GNP method with Ammonium molybdate((NH
4)
6Mo
7O
24·4H
2O), Cupric nitrate(Cu(NO
3)
2·3H
2O), Glycine and Ethylene diamine, followed by being reduced to Mo-Cu powders in H
2 at 700 ℃. The effects of sintering temperatures on the properties of Mo-Cu alloy were investigated. The results show that the nano-powders with the size of 50~80 nm could be prepared by GNP-H
2reduction method, and Mo phase and Cu phase well dispersed in each particle. With sintering temperatures ranging from 950 ℃ to 1250 ℃, the hardness increased and the relative density, electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity reached the maximum at 1150 ℃.