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Density and ionic structure of NdF3-LiF melts
Alternative TitleDensity and ionic structure of NdF 3-LiF melts
Hu Xianwei; Wang Zhaowen; Gao Bingliang; Shi Zhongning; Liu Fengguo; Cao Xiaozhou
2010
Source PublicationJOURNAL OF RARE EARTHS
ISSN1002-0721
Volume28Issue:4Pages:587-590
AbstractNdF3-LiF melts are commonly used in the electrolysis process of metallic neodymium production. Research on the density and ionic structure of the electrolyte is important for its close connection with the electrolysis mechanism and process. In this paper, the density of LiF-NdF3 melts was studied by the Archimedes method. The results showed that the density decreased with increasing temperature and LiF contents. The changing law was discussed and explained in terms of the micro ionic structure of the melts. The ionic structure of 25 mol.% NdF3-75 mol.% LiF was then quantitatively analyzed on the condition that Nd(3+) existed in the forms of both NdF63 and NdF4. The results indicated that NdF63-, NdF4-, and F-took the amount of 22 mol.%-25 mol.%, 25 mol.%, and 50 mol.%-52 mol.% respectively in the anions of the melts in the temperature range of 950-1050 degrees C. In addition, NdF63- was easier to decompose at a higher temperature.
Other AbstractNdF_3-LiF melts are commonly used in the electrolysis process of metallic neodymium production. Research on the density and ionic structure of the electrolyte is important for its close connection with the electrolysis mechanism and process. In this paper, the density of LiF-NdF_3 melts was studied by the Archimedes method. The results showed that the density decreased with increasing temperature and LiF contents. The changing law was discussed and explained in terms of the micro ionic structure of the melts. The ionic structure of 25 mol.% NdF_3-75 mol.%LiF was then quantitatively analyzed on the condition that Nd~(3+) existed in the forms of both NdF_6~(3-) and NdF_4~-. The results indicated that NdF_6~(3-), NdF_4~-, and F took the amount of 22 mol.%-25 mol.%, 25 mol.%, and 50 mol.%-52 mol.% respectively in the anions of the melts in the temperature range of 950-1050 ℃. In addition, NdF_6~(3-) was easier to decompose at a higher temperature
KeywordNdF3-LiF melts density molar volume Nd-F complex ions ionic structure rare earths
Indexed ByCSCD
Language英语
Funding Project[National Basic Research Program of China] ; [Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities]
CSCD IDCSCD:3969281
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Document Type期刊论文
Identifierhttp://ir.imr.ac.cn/handle/321006/145329
Collection中国科学院金属研究所
Affiliation中国科学院金属研究所
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Hu Xianwei,Wang Zhaowen,Gao Bingliang,et al. Density and ionic structure of NdF3-LiF melts[J]. JOURNAL OF RARE EARTHS,2010,28(4):587-590.
APA Hu Xianwei,Wang Zhaowen,Gao Bingliang,Shi Zhongning,Liu Fengguo,&Cao Xiaozhou.(2010).Density and ionic structure of NdF3-LiF melts.JOURNAL OF RARE EARTHS,28(4),587-590.
MLA Hu Xianwei,et al."Density and ionic structure of NdF3-LiF melts".JOURNAL OF RARE EARTHS 28.4(2010):587-590.
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