Properties of rhenium, nickel, cobalt alkoxides and their decomposition products

New technology to obtain Re, Ni, Co hydroxides, simple and complex oxides, fine and nanosized powders of metals and alloys has been developed. Mono- and heterometallic nickel, rhenium and cobalt alkoxides with adjustable metal content were used as precursors to produce final powders.

Aerospace Ni-Re superallo, fine powder, soft chemistry, alkoxide precursor

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