Synthesis method of electrolyte sample for sodium expansion rate test
A technology of sodium expansion rate and synthesis method, applied in the field of electrolytic cells, can solve the problems of electrolyte molecular ratio, large content difference, high cost, uncertainty of test results, etc., and achieve the effect of meeting the preparation requirements
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[0010] The synthesis method of the electrolyte sample used for the sodium expansion rate test of the present invention comprises the following steps: batching cryolite, sodium fluoride, calcium fluoride and aluminum oxide according to a certain ratio, then mixing the mixture and pouring it into a graphite crucible Heating to 950°C-1000°C and keeping it warm for 0.5h-1h, stirring continuously to let the air bubbles escape; then scoop out the melt and cool it down to form an electrolyte sample block, and use a jaw crusher to rough the electrolyte sample block Crushed to less than 3mm, the crushed sample is divided into two parts: one part is crushed to 1mm-2mm with a roller crusher, and one part is ground with a sample mill to completely pass through a 0.075mm test sieve. Samples are mixed in a certain proportion to obtain electrolyte samples that satisfy the determination of sodium expansion ratio.
[0011] The specific steps are:
[0012] 1. Firstly mix cryolite (purity not l...
Embodiment 1
[0020] 1. Firstly mix cryolite (purity not less than 99.7%), sodium fluoride (purity not less than 99.7%), calcium fluoride (purity not less than 97%) and alumina (purity not less than 98%) according to the weight ratio of 71.5% :14.5%:5.0%:9.0% The ratio is fully mixed:
[0021] 2. Pour the mixture into a graphite crucible and heat it to 950°C and keep it warm for 0.5h. During this period, stir continuously to make the bubbles fully escape;
[0022] 3. Then use a heat-resistant stainless steel sampling tool and sample mold to invert the electrolyte melt and cool it down to become an electrolyte sample block. The recommended size is φ65mm×50mm;
[0023] 4. Use a jaw crusher to roughly crush the sample block to less than 3 mm, and divide the crushed sample into two parts: one part is crushed to about 1 mm by a double-roller crusher, and is used as component A; the other part is ground by a vibratory mill 30s, make all the samples pass through the test sieve of 0.075mm, as comp...
Embodiment 2
[0026] 1. Firstly mix cryolite (purity not less than 99.7%), sodium fluoride (purity not less than 99.7%), calcium fluoride (purity not less than 97%) and alumina (purity not less than 98%) according to the weight ratio of 71.5% :14.5%:5.0%:9.0% The ratio is fully mixed:
[0027] 2. Pour the mixture into a graphite crucible and heat it to 980°C and keep it warm for 1 hour. During this period, keep stirring to make the bubbles fully escape;
[0028] 3. Then use a heat-resistant stainless steel sampling tool and sample mold to invert the electrolyte melt and cool it down to become an electrolyte sample block. The recommended size is φ65mm×50mm;
[0029] 4. Use a jaw crusher to roughly crush the sample block to less than 3 mm, and divide the crushed sample into two parts: one part is crushed to about 2 mm by a double-roller crusher, and is used as component A; the other part is ground by a vibratory mill 30s, make all the samples pass through the test sieve of 0.075mm, as compon...
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