Method for producing equiaxed iron or iron alloy particles

Details Method for producing equiaxed iron or iron alloy particles Method for producing equiaxed iron or iron alloy particles

1984-01-12

1985-10-01

Valentine, Donald R.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

Processes and products

Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

204 10, 204106, 148 62, 148 3155, 148105, 427216, C25F 500, C22D 500, C23C 110

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ABSTRACT:
A method is disclosed for producing iron or iron alloy particles. A metal or metal alloy strip having fine particles of iron or alloy distributed throughout is provided. The metal strip is selectively dissolved without substantial dissolving of the iron or iron alloy particles in order to recover the particles.

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