Influence of the Duration of Calcination d cal Changing the duration of calcination (d cal ) ( Figure 1 ) does not result in a clear trend in the crystallite size of the particles, as determined by XRD.
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For crystallinity ( Figure 3 b), a slightly increasing trend can be assumed, with higher T cal leading to higher crystallinities.
[ 42 ] also found an increasing trend of H C with T cal with H C values of 150 kA/m at 800 °C and 265 kA/m at 1200 °C.