Kinetics of chlorination of briquetted anatase by carbon tetrachloride

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
E. A. Brocchi P. K. Jena D. H. Gameiro
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Jun 13, 1905

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Carbon tetrachloride was found to be a very efficient chlorinating agent for anatase concentrate, even at the low temperatures that were investigated (250-400 degrees C). For example, at 400 degrees C about 90% of the anatase concentrate was found to have been chlorinated within 60 minutes
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APA: E. A. Brocchi P. K. Jena D. H. Gameiro  (1905)  Kinetics of chlorination of briquetted anatase by carbon tetrachloride

MLA: E. A. Brocchi P. K. Jena D. H. Gameiro Kinetics of chlorination of briquetted anatase by carbon tetrachloride. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1905.

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