RI 6447 Preparation of Titanium Nitride

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. K. Kleespies T. A. Henrie
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

Carbon reduction of rutile and ilmenite in nitrogen and ammonia atmospheres was studied as a method of preparing titanium nitride . Ammonia was a better nitriding agent than nitrogen . The contact between the solid reactants , carbon and rutile , was a prime factor in nitrogen atmospheres and was of lesser import in dissociated ammonia . The reduction process for conversion of rutile to the nitride required carbon . The nitriding of ilmenite- carbon mixtures produced titanium nitride and elemental iron .
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APA: E. K. Kleespies T. A. Henrie  (1964)  RI 6447 Preparation of Titanium Nitride

MLA: E. K. Kleespies T. A. Henrie RI 6447 Preparation of Titanium Nitride. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1964.

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