EP0289434B1 - Procédé de préparation d'alliages mères de fer et de néodyme par électrolyse de sels oxygénés en milieu fluorures fondus - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a process for the preparation of master alloys of iron - neodymium by electrolysis of a neodymium salt containing oxygen in a medium containing mainly molten fluorides, using an iron cathode and d 'a carbon-based anode.
- the present invention relates to a very efficient process combining the advantages of the electrolysis of ions containing oxygen, dissolved in a molten fluoride, on a consumable depolarizing anode and the judicious use of oxygenated salts with high kinetics of dissolution.
- These compounds are very specially chosen and / or prepared or can result from in situ reactions of previously chosen species. Their behavior on electrolysis is fundamentally different from that of conventional calcined oxides.
- the molten electrolyte bath can also be constituted, with or without the presence of NdF3 and / or LiF, by at least one fluoride whose decomposition potential is close to or more negative than that of NdF3, such as for example MgF2, ScF3, YF3 , CeF3, LaF3, BaF2, CaF2, SrF2 and allowing the complexing effect to solubilize the oxides.
- Certain additives such as CaCl2, MgCl2, BaCl2 and LiCl can favorably modify certain physicochemical properties of fluoride mixtures, for example viscosity and / or density and / or resistivity electric.
- the solute to be electrolyzed must dissolve very quickly in the solvent otherwise there may be in the vicinity of the positive electrode a depletion of oxide ions which causes polarization of the electrode.
- impedance measurements such as those described in the publication of G. PICARD et al. Light Metals (1987) p. 507 that commercially available calcined neodymium oxides are long to dissolve which causes sludge at the bottom of the electrolysis cell and quickly leads to a blockage of production.
- neodymium oxide very reactive because poorly crystallized, obtained by controlled under-calcination of carbonate or oxalate or other neodymium salts of organic acids, carbonate, oxalate, nitrate, sulfate , neodymium oxychloride and oxyfluoride behave quite differently and can be used without problems with amazing results.
- the level of under-calcination is thus chosen and controlled after analysis of the thermogravimetric curve of the starting compound.
- the dissolution of boron in the alloy can also be carried out by additions of ferro-boron, mixed or not mixed with the salt to be electrolyzed, in a proportion ranging up to 12% of boron.
- One of the principles of the process is based on the reaction of dissolved oxyfluorinated species and adsorbed on the carbon anode, which makes it possible to lower the electrolysis voltage.
- the current density at the anode that is to say the speed at which the oxide ions are "consumed” is adjusted in such a way that the speed of "production” of these ions by solvolysis is at least as great as the speed of "consumption” otherwise a polarization of the electrode is observed.
- the cathode When the cathode is made up or covered with a metal giving an alloy with the neodymium, like for example iron, nickel or cobalt, the reduced neodymium diffuses in the cathode, is combined and if the temperature allows it, alloy formed melts and flows. In the latter case, a sufficient local temperature in the vicinity of the cathode makes it possible to obtain a liquid film and the simultaneous diffusion in this liquid of the metal constituting the cathode substrate and of the neodymium produced by reduction.
- a metal giving an alloy with the neodymium like for example iron, nickel or cobalt
- Neodymium is very soluble in this cathode liquid film. This solubility, by decreasing the absolute value of the actual decomposition voltage of neodymium salts (action on the activity of the reduced metal in the cathode alloy) promotes the reduction of neodymium to the detriment of other cations present in the solvent and poorly soluble in the liquid film and improves selectivity.
- a cathodic current density is chosen which makes it possible to supply the sufficient quantity of neodymium to ally with all the iron which diffuses and to form the alloy in liquid form. Otherwise the metal obtained must be remelted later.
- a cell such as that shown in FIG. 1 consisting of a cylindrical crucible 8 made of boron nitride with an internal diameter of 10 cm, a cathode 3 consisting of a soft iron rod with a diameter of 0.4 cm and d 'an anode 14 consisting of a carbon tube with an internal diameter of 7 cm, concentric with the cathode, and obtained from a mixture of coke of Gilsonite and 2% Fe2O3 as electrocatalyst.
- the electrodes sink 3 cm into the electrolyte.
- the cell is equipped with a cover 9 maintained under slight overpressure of neutral gas intended to entrain the anodic gases through the orifices 5 and 6 and to prevent the entry of air.
- the whole is carried in an electric oven which can reach temperatures close to 1100 ° C.
- the salt bath 2 used is a mixture (by weight) of LiF 13%, BaF2 31%, NdF3 56% melted at 870 ° C.
- the cell is supplied via tube 4 using “cigarettes” with a diameter of 6 mm, length 30 mm, mass 3 g of neodymium oxalate previously calcined at 500 ° C. so that the transformation into oxide is not not complete.
- the residual volatile compounds which escape suddenly on contact with the molten bath allow the powder to disperse and the particles to dissolve more quickly in the molten salt.
- the intensity of the current flowing through the cell is 45 A, which corresponds to a cathode density of 11.9 A / cm2 and an anode density of 0.68 A / cm2.
- the terminal voltage is kept constant (9V) thanks to a potentiostatic mounting.
- the intensity of the "ripples" corresponding to the formation and flow of the drops towards the bottom of the crucible is then observed on the recording.
- the electrolysis is continued for 32 h thanks to regular introductions of under-calcined oxalate cigarettes and, if necessary, NdF3 and to regular introduction of the cathode iron rods into the molten salt at the rate of their consumption.
- the liquid metal contained in the bottom of the crucible is drawn up via an iron tube and it is siphoned off under an argon atmosphere in a boron nitride container fitted with a lid. .
- a cell slightly different from that described in example 1 is used.
- the cylindrical anode 15 of striated carbon obtained from coal pitch pitch coke, of diameter 7 cm is full and animated by a slow rotational movement (6 revolutions per minute). It is surrounded by 4 cylindrical cathodes 3 made of soft iron with a diameter of 0.2 cm.
- the electrodes immerse 2 cm in the electrolyte obtained by melting and maintaining at 850 ° C in an electric oven of 78% NdF3, 17% LiF and 5% boron oxide by weight.
- cigarettes with a diameter of 4 mm, length 30 mm, mass 6 g, of neodymium carbonate under-calcined at 500 ° C. are used as regular supply of electrolyte so that the residual volatile species disperse the powder in the electrolyte whose height in the cell and the composition of NdF3 and B2O3 are kept constant by additions after regular analyzes of the bath.
- the cell is supplied at 8.4 volts and 39 A, which corresponds to a cathode density of 7.8 A / cm2 and an anode density of 0.89 A / cm2.
- the wear of the anode leads to an increase in the anode density which requires before the end of the experiment a change of the latter before the appearance of an irreversible polarization.
- the geometry of the cell is identical to that of Example 2. (fig. 2), with a crucible 10 made of molybdenum. But this time the composition of the anode is different. It is in fact obtained from a mixture (by weight) of 74% coal pitch coke, 11% neodymium oxide and 15% coal pitch; the mixture is kneaded at 150 ° C, pressed at 100 ° C and calcined at 1150 ° C.
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EP (1) | EP0289434B1 (zh) |
JP (1) | JPS63282287A (zh) |
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CN (1) | CN1040631A (zh) |
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DE (1) | DE3866939D1 (zh) |
DK (1) | DK214188D0 (zh) |
ES (1) | ES2028344T3 (zh) |
FR (1) | FR2614319B1 (zh) |
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SG (1) | SG39692G (zh) |
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