High-dispersion iron powders produced by the thermochemical method

Shvets, T. M.; Kushchevskaya, N. F.

doi:10.1007/bf02675853

Powder Metall Met Ceram

1998

DOI: 10.1007/bf02675853

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High-dispersion iron powders produced by the thermochemical method

T. M. Shvets¹,

N. F. Kushchevskaya²

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“…The equilibrium curve for CH 4 (Fig. 3) displays its decomposition or conversion with increasing temperature.…”

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Thermodynamic calculations in the Fe–O–C–H system and decomposition–reduction of iron oxalate in a complex gas medium

Babutina

Zyatkevich

Уварова

2009

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A thermodynamic calculation is performed for processes occurring in the Fe-O-C-H system during decomposition-reduction of iron oxalate in a gaseous medium formed in the thermal destruction of high-molecular hydrocarbons. This makes it possible to choose optimal temperature conditions and ratios of components for obtaining magnetic iron-based powders for medicine with required phase composition. It is shown that, under the actual kinetic experimental conditions, the products of decomposition-reduction of iron oxalate in a complex gaseous medium are thermodynamically favored phases.

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“…The equilibrium curve for CH 4 (Fig. 3) displays its decomposition or conversion with increasing temperature.…”

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confidence: 99%

Thermodynamic calculations in the Fe–O–C–H system and decomposition–reduction of iron oxalate in a complex gas medium

Babutina

Zyatkevich

Уварова

2009

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Thermal stability of finely dispersed ferromagnetic powders

Shvets

Kushchevskaya

2000

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High-dispersion iron powders produced by the thermochemical method

Cited by 2 publications

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Thermodynamic calculations in the Fe–O–C–H system and decomposition–reduction of iron oxalate in a complex gas medium

Thermodynamic calculations in the Fe–O–C–H system and decomposition–reduction of iron oxalate in a complex gas medium

Thermal stability of finely dispersed ferromagnetic powders

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