Ilmenite Reduction - Revision history

Strangelv: moving TOC

2013-05-03T00:19:48Z

moving __TOC__

2011-10-31T05:17:09Z

dummy edit to remove vandalism

2011-10-30T03:33:26Z

Reduction with CO

2011-10-30T01:43:06Z

Hydrogen Reduction

2011-10-29T23:32:52Z

dummy edit to remove vandalism

2011-10-27T13:38:26Z

Reduction with CO

2011-10-27T08:25:12Z

References

2011-10-27T07:51:14Z

Hydrogen Reduction

2011-10-27T06:15:14Z

Undo revision 16746 by 109.230.216.225 (talk) Removing vandalism

2011-10-27T04:16:03Z

Reduction with CO

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	[[Reduction\|Reducing]] [[ilmenite]] (FeTiO<SUB>3</SUB>) to produce [[oxygen]], [[iron]], and [[titanium]] in a lunar context has produced a number of proposals, many of them specifically aimed at oxygen production. Ilmenite is attractive for this purpose as the iron oxides it contains require less energy to reduce than any other oxide on the lunar surface. For this reason, proposals which have oxygen production as the primary goal usually focus on reduction of the iron content of ilmenite.		[[Reduction\|Reducing]] [[ilmenite]] (FeTiO<SUB>3</SUB>) to produce [[oxygen]], [[iron]], and [[titanium]] in a lunar context has produced a number of proposals, many of them specifically aimed at oxygen production. Ilmenite is attractive for this purpose as the iron oxides it contains require less energy to reduce than any other oxide on the lunar surface. For this reason, proposals which have oxygen production as the primary goal usually focus on reduction of the iron content of ilmenite.

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 [[Reduction|Reducing]] [[ilmenite]] (FeTiO<SUB>3</SUB>) to produce [[oxygen]], [[iron]], and [[titanium]] in a lunar context has produced a number of proposals, many of them specifically aimed at oxygen production. Ilmenite is attractive for this purpose as the iron oxides it contains require less energy to reduce than any other oxide on the lunar surface. For this reason, proposals which have oxygen production as the primary goal usually focus on reduction of the iron content of ilmenite.
-Why does this have to be the ONLY reliable soucre? Oh well, gj!
+==Hydrogen Reduction==
 ==Carbothermal Reduction==
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 <BR>Where n represents the number of TiO<sub>2</sub> molecules
-That's way the besestt answer so far!
+===Reduction with CO===
 ==Methane Reduction==

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 <BR>Where n represents the number of TiO<sub>2</sub> molecules
-===Reduction with CO===
+That's way the besestt answer so far!
 ==Methane Reduction==

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 [[Reduction|Reducing]] [[ilmenite]] (FeTiO<SUB>3</SUB>) to produce [[oxygen]], [[iron]], and [[titanium]] in a lunar context has produced a number of proposals, many of them specifically aimed at oxygen production. Ilmenite is attractive for this purpose as the iron oxides it contains require less energy to reduce than any other oxide on the lunar surface. For this reason, proposals which have oxygen production as the primary goal usually focus on reduction of the iron content of ilmenite.
-==Hydrogen Reduction==
+Why does this have to be the ONLY reliable soucre? Oh well, gj!
 ==Carbothermal Reduction==

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 == Introduction ==
 [[Reduction|Reducing]] [[ilmenite]] (FeTiO<SUB>3</SUB>) to produce [[oxygen]], [[iron]], and [[titanium]] in a lunar context has produced a number of proposals, many of them specifically aimed at oxygen production. Ilmenite is attractive for this purpose as the iron oxides it contains require less energy to reduce than any other oxide on the lunar surface. For this reason, proposals which have oxygen production as the primary goal usually focus on reduction of the iron content of ilmenite.
-This is exactly what I was lokiong for. Thanks for writing!
+==Hydrogen Reduction==
 ==Carbothermal Reduction==
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 <BR>Where n represents the number of TiO<sub>2</sub> molecules
-Call me wind because I am absoullety blown away.
+===Reduction with CO===
 ==Methane Reduction==
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-If your aritcels are always this helpful, I'll be back.
+== References ==
 == Related Pages ==

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