Investigation of the properties of functional ceramics synthetized by the modified carbonate method

This article explores the properties of functional ceramics synthesized using a modified carbonate method. The authors propose and develop new methods of ceramic technology to scale up the process of obtaining ceramic nanocomposites. The study describes a synthesis method for ceramic composite powders based on the use of carbonates as starting components. The production and investigation of nanocomposite materials are considered important steps in the development of advanced technologies. The developed ceramic material has the ability to generate pulsed radiation in the far-infrared range, which finds application in various fields, including medicine, engineering, sterilization, low-temperature drying, and agricultural product processing. The potential of this material is also noted for use in optical materials, catalysts, electronics, and other areas.