Application Of Molten Salts In Metals Production (Keynote) (Yazawa International Symposium)

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Brajendra Mishra
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Molten Salt electrolytic processes offer unique opportunities to extract and refine metals where gaseous or metallothermic reduction, hydro metallurgical extraction and aqueous electrolytic methods are thermodynamically constrained. Production of aluminum and magnesium by molten salt electrolysis are well known commercial processes. Several other reactive metals, such as lanthanides and actinides, as well as beryllium and calcium, make use of molten salt processing for extraction and refining. This presentation describes the science of molten salt chemistry and electrochemistry for winning and refining of several metals. In addition, recovery of metals from waste process salts by molten salt reduction as well as oxidation have been discussed. Material issues in design of molten salt reactors have been included. Various applications have been presented through case studies. Experimental data have been included to justify the suitability as well as limitations of these specific processes.
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APA: Brajendra Mishra  (2003)  Application Of Molten Salts In Metals Production (Keynote) (Yazawa International Symposium)

MLA: Brajendra Mishra Application Of Molten Salts In Metals Production (Keynote) (Yazawa International Symposium). The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2003.

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