RI 6476 Infrared Analysis of Gases Produced During Molten-Salt Electrolysis of Metals

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. L. Johnson G. H. Cobb H. H. Heady
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

An infrared absorbance technique is described for analyzing anodic gases produced during the electrowinning of uranium , thorium , and rare - earth metals in molten fluorides . Typical components determined qualitatively in a gas sample are CO , CO₂ , CF4 , C₂ Fe , C3F8 , COS , CS₂ , and SiF4 . About 20 minutes are required to record and interpret the spectrogram , and report quantitative results for CO, CO₂ , CF4 , and SiF . The procedure is used for control during electrolysis .
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APA: J. L. Johnson G. H. Cobb H. H. Heady  (1964)  RI 6476 Infrared Analysis of Gases Produced During Molten-Salt Electrolysis of Metals

MLA: J. L. Johnson G. H. Cobb H. H. Heady RI 6476 Infrared Analysis of Gases Produced During Molten-Salt Electrolysis of Metals. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1964.

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