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Unmilled and milled mixtures and their products after carbothermic reduction were studied by a combination of XRD and TGA/DTA experiments. The thermogravimetric analyses and XRD results showed that by milling celestitecarbon mixtures for one hour, the formation temperature of strontium sulfide decreased from about 720#194;#176;C (in unmilled sample) to about 600#194;#176;C, after 24 hours milling it
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limited hence, reduction of this mineral to the water soluble compound of barium sulfide is inevitable [2]. Barite reduction can be performed by use of different reducing agents, such as methane [3], hydrogen [4], carbon monoxide [5] and solid carbon. Although reduction of barite by carbon starts at around 600#176;C, the rate of
The carbothermic reduction is dominated by the direct reduction at the initial stage of reduction, and it is determined by the indirect reduction together with the carbon solution loss reaction when the CO partial pressure exceeds a certain value, which is dependent on the tempera
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Carbothermic reactions involve the reduction of substances, often metal oxides (), using carbon as the reducing chemical reactions are usually conducted at temperatures of several hundred degrees Celsius. Such processes are applied for production of the elemental forms of many elements. The ability of metals to participate in carbothermic reactions can be predicted from
#0183;#32;Highlights The mechanical activation improves the kinetic of barite carbothermic reduction. The mechanical activation decreases the carbothermic reaction enthalpy. Milling time of ks decreases the final reaction temperature from 1573 to 1223 K. Milling time of ks decreases the activation energy from 519 to 276 kJ/mol.
Carbothermic reduction of bauxite, clay, or alumina has the potential for much greater production per unit, lower capital investment, a cheaper ore, and less consumption of electric power. Thermodynamics indicate that it should be possible to reduce alumina with carbon at 2100#176;C, but attempts to do this have given low yields of aluminum owing to side reactions.
Carbothermic reduction. reduction of metal oxides by solid carbon. Elutriation. the process in which fine particles are carried out of a fluidized bed by the fluid flowing through the bed. External masstransfer. transfer of fluid species from the bulk of fluid to the outer surface of another object, usually a solid. Flux. rate of transfer per
The barite reduction could reach the maximum level (98%) after reduction by carbon monoxide at 850#176;C for one hour. Meanwhile, the same amount of reduction could have been achieved in shorter time
#0183;#32;To compare the effect of particle size distribution on reduction of barite a modified kinetic model, which is related to carbothermic reduction, was applied for all conversiontime data . The kinetic model can be represented as following: (5) x = 1 exp ( k t m ) where x is the fractional conversion, t is reduction time, k and m are constant rate and power of equation, respectively.
The barite reduction could reach the maximum level (98%) after reduction by carbon monoxide at 850#176;C for one hour. Meanwhile, the same amount of reduction could have been achieved in shorter time
Article. Cuban barite characterization and its carbothermic reduction in microwave oven. November 2007; Revista de Metalurgia 43(6)
A simple method was developed to synthesize MoO 2 and Mo 2 C nanoparticles via controlling nucleation and growth in carbothermic reduction of commercial MoO 3 with carbon black. It was found that the appropriate C/MoO 3 molar ratio for preparation of Mo 2 C was, and the carbothermic reduction process followed the sequence: MoO 3 transport phase (TP) MoO 2 Mo 2 C.
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The carbothermic reduction process is a mature terrestrial technology using carbon to reduce metal oxides (ores) to produce metals such as iron in blast furnaces and metallurgical grade silicon. The same process can be used to reduce minerals containing various metallic oxides in the lunar and other planetary regolith to produce oxygen.
Keywords: Barite, Coke, Gasification, Catalyst, Sodium Carbonate Corresponding author: salem 1 Introduction The theoretical approaches put forward by different investigators to describe the carbothermic reduction of barite, assume that the initial reaction of barite with carbon takes place where both barite and carbon particles
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