Excess magnesium removes corrosive impurities from molten NaCl-MgCl2 coolant salt, cutting steel corrosion and replacement needs.
This case combines magnesium chloride and sulfate at a sea-water-equivalent ratio to pursue broader therapeutic effects.
This case reuses reaction liquid to generate sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid, reducing external chemical costs in magnesium recovery.
Sulfuric acid elutes magnesium from electrolytic chlorine sediment, avoiding costly alkali precipitants and difficult filtration of fine hydroxide particles.
Active metal contact reduces halogen salt impurities below 0.05% by weight, lowering corrosivity for high-temperature thermal storage.
Ball milling mixed powders at room temperature produces cerium boride powder with 20 nm crystal grains, eliminating toxic gas requirements.