A kind of method for preparing samarium iron alloy
A technology of samarium-iron alloy and iron halide, which is applied in the field of preparation of samarium-iron alloy, can solve the problems of high cost of samarium-iron alloy, high content of oxygen and calcium, difficult separation of slag and gold, and achieve low price, simple process and good effect of impurity separation
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[0025] A method for preparing samarium-iron alloy, comprising the steps of:
[0026] S1. Mixing materials: prepare anhydrous samarium fluoride, metal iron, reducing agent metal calcium, metal Zr, and metal Cu in proportion, wherein the molar ratio of Sm:Fe is 1:7.74, and Zr accounts for 0.25wt% of the samarium-iron alloy. Cu accounts for 2.5wt% of the samarium-iron alloy, and metal calcium is 105% of the theoretical mass; the raw materials are mixed uniformly and placed in a crucible;
[0027] S2. Preparation of samarium-iron alloy: put the crucible in step S1 in a vacuum induction furnace, use argon as the reaction protection gas, heat up to the temperature required for the reaction to 1200°C, keep the metal and slag in a molten state, stop heating after 20 minutes of reaction, and pour After cooling, slag and gold are separated, and finally samarium-iron alloy is obtained.
[0028] The impurity content of the samarium-iron alloy prepared in this embodiment is shown in Table...
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[0031] The samarium-iron alloy impurity content prepared by the embodiment 3 of table 3
[0032] project oxygen content calcium content content 0.05% 0.035%
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[0034] A method for preparing samarium-iron alloy, comprising the steps of:
[0035] S1. Mixing materials: prepare anhydrous samarium chloride, ferric chloride, reducing agent calcium hydride, and nickel chloride in proportion, wherein the molar ratio of Sm:Fe is 1:5.6, and nickel chloride accounts for 1% of the samarium-iron alloy based on nickel. 0.5 wt%, calcium hydride is 130% of the theoretical mass, calcium hydride includes the part of reducing samarium chloride, ferric chloride and nickel chloride; mix each raw material evenly and put it in a crucible;
[0036] S2. Preparation of samarium-iron alloy: put the crucible in step S1 into a vacuum induction furnace, use inert gas argon as the reaction protection gas, heat up to the temperature required for the reaction to 1400°C, keep the metal and slag in a molten state, and stop the reaction after 10 minutes Heating, pouring and cooling, separation of slag and gold, and finally obtaining samarium-iron alloy.
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