2001
DOI: 10.1023/a:1012414110569
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“…At the first stage of melting, in the temperature range 1900 < T < 2000 (°C), when the main components of the charge are supplied in liquid-phase calcium carbide, occur the following reactions [38,41]: When calcium carbide reacted with the target oxides and the consumption of carbon in a volume of the stoichiometric required amount, the chemical equilibrium of the initial reactions were violated [42]:…”
Section: Features Of Chemism Of the Developed Plasma Carbothermal Pro...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the first stage of melting, in the temperature range 1900 < T < 2000 (°C), when the main components of the charge are supplied in liquid-phase calcium carbide, occur the following reactions [38,41]: When calcium carbide reacted with the target oxides and the consumption of carbon in a volume of the stoichiometric required amount, the chemical equilibrium of the initial reactions were violated [42]:…”
Section: Features Of Chemism Of the Developed Plasma Carbothermal Pro...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are applied in conjunction with the enhancers of ionic reactions in slag and with fluxes correcting physical -chemical properties of slag. The main physicochemical benefits of the application of such substances rely on their interaction with a properly prepared -both in terms of composition and properties of surface -active agents -slag layer [16,17]. Such an approach is a novelty in the pyrometallurgy of copper and currently is the object of patent application [18].…”
Section: Reagentsmentioning
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“…Carbon removal by slag refining isn't the priority in steelmaking, but can be more important in other alloys, such as ferrochrome [4,5] and ferromanganese [6] alloys. The removal of carbon depends on the mass transfer between the slag-metal interface when the hot metal drops cross the slag layer and fall into the molten pool [7,8]. As a result, the carbide capacity of the refining slags is crucial to the control of the carbon content in the final products.…”
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confidence: 99%