Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1636456 | Transactions of Nonferrous Metals Society of China | 2013 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Phase transitions, morphology changes, and oxidation mechanism of the ilmenite oxidation process were investigated. FeTiO3 transforms to hematite and rutile when oxidation at 700-800 °C, and pseudobrookite is formed when the oxidation temperature reaches 900 °C. The initial ilmenite powder exhibits paramagnetism; however, after being oxidized at the intermediate temperature (800-850 °C), the oxidation product exhibits weak ferromagnetism. The oxidation mechanism was discussed. The microstructure observations show that a lot of micro-pores emerge on the surfaces of ilmenite particles at the intermediate temperature, which is deemed to be capable of enhancing the mass transfer of oxygen during oxidation.
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Authors
Wei XIAO, Xiong-gang LU, Xing-li ZOU, Xue-mei WEI, Wei-zhong DING,