Kinetics of Reactions Between Two Liquid Phases
Description:
Reactions of particular metallurgical interest are those which take place between two immiscible liquid phases. The common slag, metal reactions, in both smelting and refining processes, are typical examples. May other refining systems use salts instead of slags, such as fused salt processing to remove fission products from liquid metal fuels. If the two phases are immiscible and it is not possible for a solute in one phase to exist in the same molecular form n the other phase, reactions betwee…
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Date:
1955
Creator:
Fister, L. H. & King, T. B.