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Increased Dissolution of Ilmenite Induced by High-Energy Ball Milling

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1999

Authors

Chen, Ying
Williams, James
Wang, G
Campbell, S

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Elsevier

Abstract

High-energy ball milling treatment leads to full dissolution of natural ilmenite sands containing both FeTiO3 and Fe2Ti3O9 phases in a sulphuric acid solution at 100°C. The ilmenite material has been milled for various times in two environments (vacuum a

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Keywords: Ball milling; Dissolution; Ilmenite

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/91759

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ANU Research Publications

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Materials Science and Engineering A

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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