Thermodynamics Of Sulfation of Impurities In Titaniferous Slags

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Krzyszof Borowiec
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Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

With the aim of determining the thermodynamic conditions for sulfation of impurity elements, in particular magnesium, in titaniferous slags the equilibrium gas composition for the sulfation reaction: MO + so2 + 1/2 02 = MS04 has been studied by an EMF technique with a solid zro2 + Cao electrolyte. Here M denotes the impurity elements: Mg, Ca and Mn, and the following _oxide systems have been studied: Ti02-MgO-Fe2 o 3 , Ti02-MnO-Mn2 o 3 , and Ti02 -CaO-Si02 , all in the . temperature range 700-1000ºc. Reproducible EMF values were obtained by adding small amounts of -Na2so4 to the oxide-sulfate mixture. From the observed results the Gibbs energy of formation of the phases Mg 2Ti04 , MgTi03 , MgTi 2o 5 , MnTi03 , CaTi03 , and CaTiSio5 , as well as the activity of MgTi05 in the solid solution with Fe2Ti05 have been calculated. The results show that, from a thermodynamic viewpoint, sulfation of these impurities in titaniferous stags i:s favorable- at around and below 800ºC.
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APA: Krzyszof Borowiec  (1985)  Thermodynamics Of Sulfation of Impurities In Titaniferous Slags

MLA: Krzyszof Borowiec Thermodynamics Of Sulfation of Impurities In Titaniferous Slags. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1985.

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