Is the chlorination reactor for anhydrous aluminum trichloride almost open-style, representing an outdated production process?
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Is the chlorination reactor for anhydrous aluminum trichloride, which is almost open-style, an outdated production process? Aluminum ingots and chlorine burn in a furnace at 700–800 degrees; although there is automatic control and ventilation, the area is very hot and dirty. Are there any more advanced production processes?
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