Initial crystal temperature of cryolite molten salts containing lunar soil
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1.Key Laboratory for Ecological Metallurgy of Multimetallic Mineral (Ministry of Education), Northeastern University, Shenyang 110819 , China ;2.Zhengzhou Non-ferrous Metals Research Institute Co., Ltd of CHALCO, Zhengzhou 450041 , China ;3.Yingkou Zhongwang Aluminum Materials Industry Co., Ltd., Yingkou 115000 , China

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    The electrolysis of lunar soil in cryolite molten salts can realize the in-situ preparation of metals and oxygen, and it is of great significance to study the initial crystal temperature of cryolite molten salts containing lunar soil for the stable operation of the electrolytic cell. In this study, NEU-1 lunar soil simulant prepared from volcanic slag and basalt was used as raw material, mixed with cryolite to obtain electrolyte, which is used as sample to be tested, and the initial crystal temperature of cryolite molten salts with different NEU-1 lunar soil simulant addition and molecular ratios was measured by differential thermal analysis. The results indicated that when the molecular ratio was 2.2, the initial crystal temperature of the cryolite molten salts decreased from 974.9℃ to 932.0℃ with the increase of the addition amount of lunar soil simulant from 0% to 24%. The initial crystal temperature of the cryolite molten salts decreased by 1.79℃ as every 1% of the lunar soil simulant was added. When the addition amount of lunar soil simulant was 8%, the initial crystal temperature of the cryolite molten salts increased from 960.0℃ to 979.4℃ with the increase of molecular ratio from 2.2 to 2.7.

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刘爱民,张元坤,李文强,等.冰晶石-月壤熔盐体系初晶温度的研究[J].中国有色冶金,2024,53(1):17-23.

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  • Received:September 05,2023
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