Method of obtaining porous solids based on refractory carbide

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Carbonizing to form article – Controlling varying temperature or plural heating steps

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264 66, 423291, 423345, 423439, 423440, C01B 3130, C01B 3136

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ABSTRACT:
The disclosure teaches a method for obtaining porous solids of refractory carbide with a large specific surface area. An exclusively organic, polymeric and/or copolymerizable compound, for example a resin, which can be coked and to provide a solid carbon skeleton, is mixed with a powder of metal, or metalloid, or a compound thereof which can be reduced by carbon. The mixture is shaped, the organic compound is cross-linked or hardened, and the compound is heat treated from 500.degree. to 1000.degree. C. to coke it, then heat treated to carburize it.

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