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Reduction of CaTiO3 by Electrolysis in the Molten Salt CaCl2-CaO
2018
Electrochemistry (Tokyo. 1999)
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The reduction of CaTiO 3 to generate Ti powder with a low content of oxygen was examined by electrolysis in a CaCl 2 -CaO melt. Using various sizes of the raw oxide particles, the concentration profile of the residual oxygen in the cathode basket suggests a reduction mechanism involving calcium from the melt. The residual oxygen content was influenced by the dehydration method. Vacuum dehydration above the melting temperature and decomposition of CaCl 2 hydrates below 550 K were required to
doi:10.5796/electrochemistry.17-00078
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