Synthesis Of Rare Earth Metals By Mechanical Alloying

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
P. G. McCormick
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

The refining of rare earth metals by the direct solid state reduction of their respective chlorides during mechanical alloying has been studied. Erbium and gadolinium were synthesised by milling their respective chlorides with calcium. The mechanical alloying of SmC13 with calcium resulted in partial reduction of SmC12. Examination of the milled powders using X- ray diffraction and analytical electron microscopy has enabled characterisation of product structure and morphology. The synthesis of Fe17Nd2 by the mechanical alloying of NdC13 and Fe with calcium has also been studied. The Fe17Nd2 phase forms during heat treatment of the mechanically alloyed powder.
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APA: P. G. McCormick  (1992)  Synthesis Of Rare Earth Metals By Mechanical Alloying

MLA: P. G. McCormick Synthesis Of Rare Earth Metals By Mechanical Alloying. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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