ArticleNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Liquid-Phase Synthesis and Regulatory Mechanisms of Nano-Nickel Powders for MLCC Inner Electrodes.
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Driven by the demand for miniaturization, high capacitance, and enhanced reliability in high-performance multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), the continuous thinning of inner electrode layers imposes increasingly stringent requirements on the size, distribution, morphology, and dispersion of nano-nickel powders. We systematically investigate how functional additives regulate the nucleation, growth, and microstructural evolution of nano-nickel synthesized via hydrazine-driven liquid-phase reduction of nickel sulfate. The results demonstrate that the alkanolamine complexing agent (TAC) significantly refines the average particle size and morphology of the nano-nickel through coordination effects. Furthermore, inorganic sulfur salts (ISP), acting via surface adsorption to passivate growth sites and provide catalytic effects, enable a precise and continuous reduction in the average particle diameter from 330 nm down to 60 nm at a mere trace dosage of ~10
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