How is zirconia (ZrO2) obtained?
Is it mined? Is it mined from Zirconium and then converted into zirconia? If so, how does it get converted to zirconia?
Zirconia is produced by calcining (calcination at 900 °C) zirconium compounds. Ore baddeleyite contains relatively high, pure concentrations of zirconium oxide and is extracted from sand and gravel deposits. Zirconia is a polymorphic material occurring in three temperature-dependent forms: monoclinic or baddeleyte, tetragonal and cubic. monoclinic is stable phase of all of these three forms.
Zr + O2 --> ZrO2.
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