RI 7484 Electrolytic Preparation Of Vanadium From V2C-Type Carbide

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
K. P. V. Lei
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Jan 1, 1971

Abstract

An electrochemical process was developed for the preparation of vanadium from vanadium carbide. Commercially available vanadium carbide (V2C) was used as the starting material. Vanadium was obtained by electrolysis of the V2C in a BaCl2-KCl-NaCI-VCl2 electrolyte at 670° C using a helium-atmosphere, molten-salt electrolytic cell. Vanadium products were recovered with purities high as 99.6 percent. Current efficiencies of 87 percent and vanadium recoveries of 84 percent were attained. The cathode products were amenable to electrorefining to high-purity vanadium of 99.96-percent purity.
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APA: K. P. V. Lei  (1971)  RI 7484 Electrolytic Preparation Of Vanadium From V2C-Type Carbide

MLA: K. P. V. Lei RI 7484 Electrolytic Preparation Of Vanadium From V2C-Type Carbide. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1971.

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