Dissolution Mechanism And Solubility Of Chlorine In The Oxide Melts (Invited)

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Kazuki Morita
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Dissolution mechanism and solubility of chlorine in the oxide melts, such as CaO-SiO2-Al2O3 (-Na2O), Na2O-SiO2-Al2O3 and CaO-SiO2-FeO systems, have been equilibrium technique was employed with controlled Po2 and PCl2, (Po2 = 10-6 -10 19 atm, PCl2 10-6 -10-13 atm at 1673-1748 K). The solubility of chlorine in the 40mass%CaO-40mass%SiO2- 20mass%Al2O3, slag was found to vary in proportion to Pb2/ w and pc/z/p' which proved that chlorine dissolved in the melts as C1 anion. Hence, the chloride capacity (CCI-), indicating the ability of molten oxide to absorb chlorine, has been defined as; The Ccl value was observed to increase with increasing slag basicity and temperature, and showed a reasonable relationship with that Of CS2-. Based on the result obtained in the present study, chlorine distribution during incineration with slags was predicted quantitatively.
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APA: Kazuki Morita  (2003)  Dissolution Mechanism And Solubility Of Chlorine In The Oxide Melts (Invited)

MLA: Kazuki Morita Dissolution Mechanism And Solubility Of Chlorine In The Oxide Melts (Invited). The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2003.

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