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Is there any other catalyst or similar substance that can accelerate the reaction of magnesium during vacuum reduction?

2009-08-12View Original

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I remember reading in some patent documents that adding a certain catalyst during the vacuum reduction process of magnesium can accelerate this reduction process. I wonder if anyone has tried it and whether it really works; I’m generally skeptical about some of those patented products
Reply #22009-08-13
It is recommended to add sodium reduction. . Modern production lines now use sodium reduction. . High efficiency
Reply #32009-08-14
Fluorite powder (calcium fluoride) is a conventional additive that is essential for the Pidgeon process used in magnesium production. If cost is not a factor, magnesium fluoride offers better results than calcium fluoride. What is being asked here is whether there are any other catalysts, such as those mentioned on the second floor, that can significantly accelerate the reduction reaction

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