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Development and Prospect of Lithium Industry

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 1999 | pp. 62-64
The paper introduces the development and mineral resource of lithium industry. It describes in detail the new applications of lithium in fields of glasses and ceramic industries,aluminium industry; vacuum soldering, lubricant production and cell industry etc. Prospect of lithium industry up to 2000 is analyzed and predicted.
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Commercial scale Test of Selective Precipitation for Removal of Mo,As and Sn from Tungstate Solution

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 1999 | pp. 1-4
with M 115 reagent,good results for removal of the Mo and other impurities from commercial tungstate solution are obtained. The Mo removal rate can reach 97%~99% for commercial (NH 4) 2WO 4 stripped solution containing Mo 0.56~1.75g/L. Besides, As and Sn can also be removed after evaporation crystallization of the purified (NH 4) 2WO 4 solution, the resultant APT can conform to GB 10116-88APT-0 standard at 95.5%~98.7% crystallization rate. Meanwhile it results in a very simple and effective method to recover the NH 4Cl and WO 3 from mother crystal solution and to decrease the “three wastes” discharge
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Plasma Spheroidization of Tungsten Powder

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 1999 | pp. 7-10
The application and study of spheroidal W powder both at home and abroad is reviewed in the paper In order to produce the spheroidal tungsten powder at high efficiency and low cost, a modified conventional plasma equipment as well as the spheroidization process was investigated in lab. FSSS 15 μm tungsten powder was sent into the induction coupled plasma torch with H 2. The torch was initiated with pure Ar. After melting in the plasma torch, the molten W particles were directly injected into the water for cooling As a result , well spheroidized powder was obtained.
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Solid Phase Preparation of BaPbO 3 Conductive Ceramic Powder

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 1999 | pp. 11-15
The transitions of lead oxide and BaCO 3 during the heating are researched in this paper;BaPbO 3 ceramic powder has been prepared by means of solid phase method with BaCO 3 and Ph 3O 4 as the raw powders. The influences of calcination temperature and the heating rate on the powder's phase composition are investigated by X ray diffraction and scanning electron microscope Proper synthesis of BaPbO 3 temperature is determined for solid phase preparation
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Preparation of Nanometer Dispersive Spherical Indium Tin Oxide Powder By Liquid Chemical Coprecipitation

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 3, 1999 | pp. 15-17
The Indium Tin Oxide(ITO) powder has been produced from Indium and SnCl 4. By selection of coprecipitation medium and control of the technology, the powder was prepared. It is characterized by means of TEM and BET. The results show that it is nanometer dispersive spherical powder with about 16nm particle size.
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