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==Hydrogen Reduction== | ==Hydrogen Reduction== | ||
| − | [[Hydrogen]] reduction is one method of LUNOX extraction currently being tested by many Universities. Resulting products of the reaction are free [[iron]], titanium dioxide, and [[water]]. Resulting water can be removed by condensation and seperated via electrolysis to produce LUNOX and H2(hydrogen) molecules which can be recycled back into the reaction. | + | [[Hydrogen]] reduction is one method of LUNOX extraction currently being tested by many Universities. Resulting products of the reaction are free [[iron]], titanium dioxide, and [[water]]. Resulting water can be removed by condensation and seperated via electrolysis to produce [[LUNOX]] and H2(hydrogen) molecules which can be recycled back into the reaction. |
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Reduction Reaction<BR/> | Reduction Reaction<BR/> | ||
<math>FeTiO3+H2 ---->Fe+TiO2+H2O</math> | <math>FeTiO3+H2 ---->Fe+TiO2+H2O</math> | ||
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Revision as of 22:36, 3 January 2007
Hydrogen Reduction
Hydrogen reduction is one method of LUNOX extraction currently being tested by many Universities. Resulting products of the reaction are free iron, titanium dioxide, and water. Resulting water can be removed by condensation and seperated via electrolysis to produce LUNOX and H2(hydrogen) molecules which can be recycled back into the reaction.
Reduction Reaction
<math>FeTiO3+H2 ---->Fe+TiO2+H2O</math>
