Process for the selective production of a plurality of individua

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Treating mixture to obtain metal containing compound

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423 76, 423135, 423149, 423343, 423491, 423492, 423494, 423495, 75112, 75113, 423137, 423496, C01B 900

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ABSTRACT:
The process is based on the series of halide-forming affinities. The oxides are passed through a series of zones equal in number to the plurality of halides or mixtures which are to be produced. A halide of an element of lower halide-forming affinity is fed counter-current to the oxides. The halide supply is in stoichiometric equivalent to the total content of halide to be extracted. The oxide of the said fed element is also extracted.

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Othmer et al. "Halogen Affinities--A New Ordering of Metals to Accomplish Difficult Separations", AICKE Journal (vol. 18, No. 1), Jan. 1972, pp. 217-220.

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