Electrochemical deoxidation mechanisms of titanium oxides

K. Dring; M. Jackson; R. Dashwood; H. Flower; D. Inman

Electrochemical deoxidation mechanisms of titanium oxides

K. Dring
, M. Jackson
, R. Dashwood
, H. Flower
, D. Inman

Imperial College London

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Abstract

Titanium oxides were successfully deoxygenated by electrochemical reduction in molten calcium chloride. Electrolysis was performed below the standard decomposition potential of CaCl2 at 900-950°C using a graphite counter electrode with titanium dioxide preforms of varying density, prepared by sintering precursor powders. Material was characterised pre- and post-reduction by scanning electron microscopy, x-ray energy dispersive spectrometry and x-ray diffraction techniques.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Cost-Affordable Titanium: Symposium Dedicated to Professor Harvey Flower
Editors	F. H. Froes, M. Ashraf Imam, Derek Fray
Publisher	Wiley
Pages	95-102
Number of pages	8
ISBN (Print)	978-0-87339-560-1
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	Cost - Affordable Titanium, Symposium, Dedicated to Professor Harvey Flower - Charlotte, United States Duration: 14 Mar 2004 → 18 Mar 2004

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Conference	Cost - Affordable Titanium, Symposium, Dedicated to Professor Harvey Flower
Country/Territory	United States
City	Charlotte
Period	14/03/04 → 18/03/04

Keywords

Electrochemical deoxidation
Mechanisms
Titanium

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Dring, K, Jackson, M, Dashwood, R, Flower, H & Inman, D 2004, Electrochemical deoxidation mechanisms of titanium oxides. in FH Froes, MA Imam & D Fray (eds), Cost-Affordable Titanium: Symposium Dedicated to Professor Harvey Flower. Wiley, pp. 95-102, Cost - Affordable Titanium, Symposium, Dedicated to Professor Harvey Flower, Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, 14/03/04.

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