2021
DOI: 10.1007/s12613-020-2010-7
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Electrochemical investigation of the anode processes in LiF–NdF3 melt with low oxygen content

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“…Recently, the industrial production of La and La alloys has mainly been based on the molten salt electrolysis method of a fluoride-oxide system. It is because of the advantages of the fluoride-oxide system in industrial production, such as environmental friendliness, higher current efficiency, and lower hygroscopicity than chloride molten salts. , Meanwhile, this method of electrolysis specifically involves the ionization of rare earth metal oxides in a fluoride electrolyte and the subsequent formation of a metal or alloy at the cathode. In the electrolysis of La and La alloys using the fluoride-oxide system, the LaF 3 electrolyte and La 2 O 3 additives in the electrolyte provide the source of La in the fluoride melt.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, the industrial production of La and La alloys has mainly been based on the molten salt electrolysis method of a fluoride-oxide system. It is because of the advantages of the fluoride-oxide system in industrial production, such as environmental friendliness, higher current efficiency, and lower hygroscopicity than chloride molten salts. , Meanwhile, this method of electrolysis specifically involves the ionization of rare earth metal oxides in a fluoride electrolyte and the subsequent formation of a metal or alloy at the cathode. In the electrolysis of La and La alloys using the fluoride-oxide system, the LaF 3 electrolyte and La 2 O 3 additives in the electrolyte provide the source of La in the fluoride melt.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%