Published 1977 | Version v1
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Tungsten monocrystal production from materials of different purity

Description

The content of carbon in a tungsten powder has been evaluated in the course of a hydrometallurgical winning of tungsten and its reduction from fluorides with a view to determining a most effective method for cleaning tungsten of interstitial impurities during a metallurgical processing of concentrates. It is shown that the reduction technique provides a best removal of impurities. Purity and perfection of single crystals obtained by plasma-arc method from metalloceramic bars have been compared. It is shown that tungsten obtained from fluorides is of a highest purity and possesses most perfect single crystals. Carbon content drops by a factor of 50, cold brittleness threshold shifts, from 50 deg C to -100 deg C, residual electric resistance, from 1700 to 5000

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Original title (Russian)
Получение монокристаллов W из материалов различной чистоты

Publishing Information

Publisher
Nauka.
Imprint Place
Moscow
Imprint Title
Monocrystals of refractory and rare metals, alloys and compounds
Journal Page Range
p. 18-20.

Optional Information

Notes
3 refs. Imprint:Submitted to the 8. All-union conference on monocrystals of refractory and rare metals, 1976, USSR.;Monokristally toguplavkikh i redkikh metallov, splavov i soedinenij.