The crystallization of rutile from titaniferous slags

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
R. A. H. Lycett P. R. Jochens D. D. Howat
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Jan 9, 1975

Abstract

The crystallization of rutile from titaniferous slags by R. A. H. LYCETT, M.Se. (Eng.),"A.M.I.M.M. (Visitor), P. R. JOCHENS, Pr. Eng., M.Se. (Eng.) (Rand), Ph.D. (Member), and D. D. HOWAT, B.Se., Ph.D., F.R.I.C., F.I.M. (Fellow) Factors affecting the precipitation of rutile from smelter slags were investigated, with particular reference to the effect of additions of phosphorus pentoxide to the slag. The phases were identified and the phase boundaries determined for slags having phosphorus pentoxide additions of 0 to 50 per cent. The liquidus temperatures of these slags were determined, and a pseudo-binary phase diagram was constructed. Rutile crystallized as the primary phase from melts having a phosphorus pentoxide content of more than IS,S per cent. Prismatic rutile crystals whose TiO. content was more than 97 per cent were grown from melts that had a phosphorus pentoxide addition of 30 per cent. However, the morphology of the precipitated rutile was such as to make subsequent separation impracticable.
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APA: R. A. H. Lycett P. R. Jochens D. D. Howat  (1975)  The crystallization of rutile from titaniferous slags

MLA: R. A. H. Lycett P. R. Jochens D. D. Howat The crystallization of rutile from titaniferous slags. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1975.

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