RI 6570 Electrorefining Beryllium. Two-Cycle Electrolysis

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
M. M. Wong D. A. O'Keefe
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

To obtain beryllium metal of higher purity , flakes produced from electrorefining scrap metal were used as cell feed for a second cycle of electrore fining at 500 ° C in an electrolyte composed of 51.7 mole - percent LiCl , 36.9 molepercent KC1 , and 11.4 mole - percent BeC¹ · Metallic impurities in the flakes totaled more than 108 ppm , the metallic impurities in the metal obtained from the two - cycle electrorefining were , with the exception of 35 ppm of calcium , below the spectrographic determination limits .
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APA: M. M. Wong D. A. O'Keefe  (1964)  RI 6570 Electrorefining Beryllium. Two-Cycle Electrolysis

MLA: M. M. Wong D. A. O'Keefe RI 6570 Electrorefining Beryllium. Two-Cycle Electrolysis. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1964.

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