Combined XRD and XRF technique for the quantification of the mass balance in a si carbothermic production experiment

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The production of metallurgical grade silicon is based on carbothermic reduction of silica in the submerged arc-furnace. Small scale silicon production experiments have been performed aiming at investigating the kinetics and the reaction mechanisms occuring in the furnace. This paper describes a new combined quantitative technique for the analysis of reaction products from silicon experiments. The method is based on a combination of XRD and XRF techniques and can be used to estimate the total phase mass balance in silicon experiments. © 2011 ISIJ.

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Dal Martello, E., Tranell, G., Raaness, O., & Arnberg, L. (2011). Combined XRD and XRF technique for the quantification of the mass balance in a si carbothermic production experiment. ISIJ International, 51(9), 1492–1496. https://doi.org/10.2355/isijinternational.51.1492

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