Oxidative fluorination of iridium metal for urban mining: Kinetic studies / B. V. Sakhnevich [et al.]
Set Level: 2405-6537, Resource-Efficient Technologies, electronic scientific journal / National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) = 2015-Language: английский.Country: Россия.Abstract: The process of oxidative fluorination of a compact iridium metal has been studied. For this purpose, tetrafluoridobromates(III) of alkali and alkaline-earth metals were chosen as oxidizing agents with numerous advantages. The main results of this work include the kinetic dependencies for the two following processes: 1) interaction of iridium with molten potassium tetrafluoridobromate; and 2) interaction of iridium with a solution of potassium tetrafluoridobromate in liquid bromine trifluoride. In both cases it has been found out that iridium can be transformed into its soluble fluorinated derivative; the reaction with molten potassium tetrafluoridobromate proceeds almost 50 times faster (in comparison to the interaction in BrF3 solution) and can be potentially applied for the practical purposes..Bibliography: [References: p. 93 (15 tit.)].Subject: труды учёных ТПУ | электронный ресурс | иридий | фторирование | кинетика | щелочно-земельные металлы | окислители Online Resources:Click here to access onlineTitle screen
[References: p. 93 (15 tit.)]
The process of oxidative fluorination of a compact iridium metal has been studied. For this purpose, tetrafluoridobromates(III) of alkali and alkaline-earth metals were chosen as oxidizing agents with numerous advantages. The main results of this work include the kinetic dependencies for the two following processes: 1) interaction of iridium with molten potassium tetrafluoridobromate; and 2) interaction of iridium with a solution of potassium tetrafluoridobromate in liquid bromine trifluoride. In both cases it has been found out that iridium can be transformed into its soluble fluorinated derivative; the reaction with molten potassium tetrafluoridobromate proceeds almost 50 times faster (in comparison to the interaction in BrF3 solution) and can be potentially applied for the practical purposes.
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