Investigation into the role of the boudouard reaction in self-reducing iron oxide and carbon briquettes
Abstract With increasing impetus to utilize more waste byproducts from ironmaking processes, a greater understanding of processes that utilize these wastes is required. In this article, the kinetics of reaction of briquettes consisting of ultrafine iron oxide and carbon are examined representing a p...
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