High-temperature vacuum carbon reduction of metal oxides, help!
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The company wants to develop a device for reducing metal oxides, primarily magnesium, aluminum, and silicon, using carbon under high temperature and vacuum conditions. From the reaction equation, metal and carbon monoxide can be produced as long as the temperature reaches a certain level. But how can metal vapor be condensed and recovered? Is it possible to recycle metals separately? Are there any condensers for this purpose? I would appreciate your advice!
:) Suggestion for the carbon reduction method section on niobium in the Rare Metals Handbook.
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