Reduction of titanium dioxide to metallic titanium by thermal decomposition via Titanium disulfide

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We have earlier reported the synthesis of metallic titanium ingot by thermal decomposition process using titanium nitride (TiN) as the intermediate material, with a significant low decomposition temperature of approximately 3500 K. The present study reports the manufacturing process of metallic titanium ingot via thermal decomposition using titanium sulfides (TiSX) as intermediate materials: decomposition temperature of one of the titanium sulfides, TiS, is approximately 4000 K. The thermal decomposition was performed by an arc-flame in a conventional arc melting equipment. The reduced product exhibiting a lustrous surface is analyzed by XRD, and is matched with diffraction pattern of metallic titanium.

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Seki, I. (2021). Reduction of titanium dioxide to metallic titanium by thermal decomposition via Titanium disulfide. Materials Transactions, 62(10), 1533–1540. https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.MT-MAW2021002

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