Electrochemical studies of titanium in fluoride-chloride molten salts
Electrochemical studies of titanium in fluoride-chloride molten salts
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钛在氟化物-氯化物熔盐中的电化学研究
DOI:
10.1007/bf01016208
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
T. Oki
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文献类型:
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作者:
C. Guang;M. Okido;T. Oki
The interaction between titanium and Ti4+ions (K2TiF6), the electroreduction reaction of Ti4+ions and the anodic reaction of Ti in KCl−NaCl−KF melts with K2TiF6at 973 K were studied by means of electrochemical and physical measurements. It was found that the fluoride ions played a very important role in these reactionsIn KCl−NaCl-3 wt % K2TiF6molten salts with less than 3 wt % KF, the interaction reaction was considered to proceed as Ti4++Ti=2Ti2+. If the bath contained more than 10 wt% KF, the reaction 3Ti4++Ti=4Ti3+occurred.The electrochemical reduction of Ti4+(K2TiF6) ions in the molten salts with less fluoride ions was observed to proceed according to three reaction steps, i.e. Ti4++e=Ti3+, Ti3++e=Ti2+, Ti2++2e=Ti. In the case of the fluoride ion concentration being higher, two reduction steps, i.e. Ti4++e=Ti3+, Ti3++3e=Ti were suggested.