The dissolution of ilmenite in HClH2O, HClCH3OH and HClC2H5OH systems — A theoretical approach

1988-11
Türker, Lemi
Goodall, David
Girgin, İsmail
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Silicon powders are obtained by laser pyrolysis of silane gas. Temperature and velocity profiles are determined both theoretically and experimentally. The velocimetry consists of a marker technique which measures the propagation time of a perturbation front through the hot reaction zone. In the theoretical model, the coaxial jet expansion undergoing a thermal heating is studied by defining a Dorodnitzin-Illingworth transformation. The results show a decrease of axial velocity as the gas enters the laser heated region. The change is sharper for higher inlet velocities. In this region, the gradients of the axial temperature profiles are high.
Geotechnical engineering, Engineering geology, Geochemistry and petrology
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/52029
International Journal of Mineral Processing
Department of Chemistry, Article

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L. Türker, D. Goodall, and İ. Girgin, “The dissolution of ilmenite in HClH2O, HClCH3OH and HClC2H5OH systems — A theoretical approach,” International Journal of Mineral Processing, pp. 173–184, 1988, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/52029.
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