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Effects of Quenching Rate on Microstructure and Electrochemical Performance of Rare Earth Mg-based Alloy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 2, 2014 | pp. 54-58
Mg0.25Ni3.5Co0.2 alloy was prepared by melt rapid quenching technology. The microstructure of the alloy was analyzed by SEM and XRD, and its electrochemical performance was tested with electrochemical method. The results show that the quenched alloy has multiphase structure,increased main diffraction peak FWHM and micro-strain, obviously refined grains and larger area of columnar crystal zone. With the increase of quenching rate, discharge capacity of the alloy decreases, medium potential of discharge plateau and open-circuit potential positively shift, and cycling stability is enhanced.
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Effects of Nb Content on Mechanical Properties of the High Phosphorus-bearing Weathering Steel

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 2, 2014 | pp. 59-63
Investigation was made of the effects of Nb content on microstructure, strength and impact toughness of the high phosphorus bearing weathering steel by microstructure analysis, tensile test and impact test. The results show that with the increase of Nb content, the microstructure of the high phosphorus-bearing weathering steel becomes more uniform with weaker band like distribution, yield strength and tensile strength are improved at first and tend to be stable, and longitudinal impact energy in creases at first and then decreases, while transverse impact energy is the opposite. The high phosphorus bearing weathering steel with 0. 042 % Nb has the microstructure of obviously weakened band-like distribu tion,with the smallest average grain size,the maximum yield strength, tensile strength and longitudinal impact energy,and the minimum transverse impact energy. The high phosphorus-bearing weathering steel containing 0. 090% Nb,with no obvious band-like distributed microstructure, has the same strength, the narrowed anisotropy of impact toughness,compared with the one containing 0. 042% Nb.
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Research on Microstructures and Properties of Aged Cu-1.5%Cr Alloy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 2, 2014 | pp. 64-68
Research was made of the effects of aging temperature and aging time on microstructures and properties of Cu-1. 5% Cr alloy after continuous casting, solid solution, cold drawing and aging, and the aging behavior of the alloy at various temperatures was analyzed. The results show that the alloy has better properties by aging at 450 ℃ for 3 h,and its micro-hardness and electrical conductivity reach HV235 and 73.4% IACS, respectively. The chromium desolvation during aging results in poor chromium in the substrate and rich chromium in the precipitate, i. e. chromium redistribution. The fracture mechanism of aged Cu-1.5 %Cr alloy is microvoid accumulation fracture.
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Study on New Smelting Process of Bastnaesite

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2014 | pp. 1-4
The present process of oxidation roasting-acid leaching of bastnaesite generates HF waste gas, resulting in a waste of fluorine resource and environment pollution. And meanwhile the process of hydrochloric acid leaching-sodium hydroxide decomposition has the disadvantages of high leaching acidity, large liquidsolid ratio,high leaching temperature and long leaching time. In view of the above problems, a new smelting process of bastnaesite is introduced,namely low temperature activation-cascade acid leaching. Experi- mental results show that bastnaesite can be activated by roasting at 400 ℃ for 2 h. After five-stage cascade acid leaching of the roasted ore,the leaching rate of rare earth carbonate is increased to 98.39% and the leaching rate of rare earth fluoride is reduced down to 0. 014%. The new process is characterized by high u- tilization rate of rare earth resources and fluorine recycling to achieve the objectives of high efficiency,energy-saving and environmental-friendly metallurgy.
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Treatment of Copper-separated Residue from Copper Anode Slime by Chlorination Leaching and Reduction

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2014 | pp. 5-8
Gold, selenium and tellurium were separated from copper-separated residue from copper anode slime by Chlorination leaching,and then the gold was selectively reduced from the leaching solution with ferrous sulfate. The results show that under the optimized conditions of leaching time of 150 min,leaching temperature of 60 ℃ ,sodium chlorate conentration of 65 g/L,the ratio of liquid to solid of 4 : 1, sodium chloride concentration of 50 g/L, sulfuric acid concentration of 300 g/L, the leaching rates of gold, selenium and tellurium can reach 93.7%, 93.7% and 93.7%, respectively. It is feasible to reduce gold chloric acid from the chloridizing leaching solution with ferrous sulfate,and the reduction rate of gold is 99.7%. In the reduction product, gold exists as elemental gold, almost without elemental selenium, elemental tellurium and other impurities.
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Research on Rare Earths Extraction from Acid Leaching Solution of Spent Nickel-Metal Hydride Batteries

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2014 | pp. 9-14
Investigation was made of selective extraction of rare earths from the acid leaching solution of spent nickel-metal hydride batteries by solvent extraction. A suitable extraction system was established. Study was made of the effects of the factors such as the initial pH value of raw material liquid, extraction temperature, mixing intensity, extraction time, extraction phase ratio on the extraction efficiency, as well as the effects of such factors as the stripping agent composition and concentration, and stripping phase ratio on the stripping efficiency. In addition, the extraction isotherm of rare earths was measured. Based on the research, pilot-plant experiment was conducted. The results show that the extraction rate of rare earths can reach 99.99 % by five-stage countercurrent extraction. Through the precipitation of the mixed stripping solution with oxalic acid,the rare earths with a purity of 98.49% can be obtained and the contents of all the metallic impurities are less than 0.05 %. The chosen extraction organic phase has a good selectivity for rare earths to ensure the separation of rare earths from other elements.
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Thermodynamic Study on Vanadium Precipitation with Calcium Salt

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2014 | pp. 15-19
According to the principle of simultaneous equilibrium and the law of mass conservation, thermodynamic equilibrium diagrams of Ca-V(V )-H2O system were established with different concentrations of total free calcium at 25 ℃, and then thermodynamic analysis was made of the system. The results show that the six stable solid regions of V2O5 ,Ca(VO3)2, Ca2V207 ,Ca3 (VO4)2 ,CaB (VO4)2 +Ca(OH)2 and Ca(OH)2 appear in turn with increase of the system pH value. When total free calcium concentration is 0.01 mol/L in the equilibrium system,at the pH region of 5.1-9.8,vanadium is precipitated in the form of Ca(VO3)2 and vanadium concentration can be reduced to 2.2× 10^-3 mol/L. At pH region of 9.8-10.3, Ca2 V2 O7 is formed and corresponding vanadium concentration can be decreased to 1.2 × 10 ^-2 mol/L. At the pH region of 10.3-12.6 ,Ca3 (VO4)2 is precipitated and the minimum vanadium concentration can reach to 2.4 × 10^-4 mol/L, which is the best vanadium precipitation effect. When total free calcium concentration is 0.01-1.0 mol/L,theoretical optimum pH value for vanadium precipitation is kept at about 11.0-12.6.
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Research on Uniformity Control of Carbon Element in Zr-4 Ingot

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2014 | pp. 22-24
In view of the technical difficulty of the control of the chemical composition uniformity of Zr-4 in- got after C addition,study was made of the addition modes of alloying elements and smelting process parameters on ingot composition uniformity. The results show that the distribution of C element in the ingot can be controlled in the ideal state,only by adding C element in the form of intermediate alloy to produce Zr-4 ingot with the conventional smelting process.
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Research on the Photocatalytic Degradation of Gentian Violet with Strontium Germinate Crystal Nanowires

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 1, 2014 | pp. 25-28
The strontium germinate crystal nanowires were prepared by hydrothermal method, and their photocatalytic performance for degrading gentian violet was investigated. The results show that the degradation rate of gentian violet increases by prolonging the photocatalysis time and increasing the dosage of strontium germinate crystal nanowires, but gradually decreases with the increase of initial concentration of gentian violet solution. Under the conditions of photocatalysis time of 4 h, strontium germinate nanowires dosage of 10 mg and initial concentration of gentian violet solution of 10 mg/L,the optimal photocatalytic effect of the strontium germinate nanowires for degrading gentian violet can be obtained, with a degrada- tion rate of 89. 59%.
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