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Example : optimization of boron carbide by a carbothermal route |
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Carbothermal Reduction is a form of reduction involving carbon as the reductant at elevated temperatures, often above 800°C.
For example:
- FeO+CO = Fe+CO2
- MnO+C = Mn+CO
Example : optimization of boron carbide by a carbothermal route
References
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