Electrometallurgy In Extraction Of Rare Earth Metals And Alloys

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
C. K. Gupta
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Electrometallurgical processes have a definite place in the extraction technology of rare earth metals and alloys. Some of the advantages of the molten-salt electrometallurgical processes include fast electrode reaction, providing accurately controlled large amount of energy to a relatively small reactor volume, negligible over voltage, simplicity of operation, and possibility of accomplishing continuous or semicontinuoue operations. This paper provides a vivid account of the theoretical and practical aspects of electrometallurgical processes for the production and processing of some of the rare earth metals and alloys. Reference has been drawn to the work reported on electrometallurgical processes as applied to the preparation of lanthanum, cerium and misch metal from author's laboratory.
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APA: C. K. Gupta  (1992)  Electrometallurgy In Extraction Of Rare Earth Metals And Alloys

MLA: C. K. Gupta Electrometallurgy In Extraction Of Rare Earth Metals And Alloys. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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