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  • 2024Phase equilibria and thermodynamic modelling of the PbO-ZnO-FeO-FeO1.5-SiO2 system and its subsystems in equilibrium with air/metallic lead/iron3citations
  • 2023Phase equilibria and thermodynamic modelling of the PbO–ZnO-“CuO0.5”-SiO2 system13citations
  • 2023Experiment and thermodynamic modelling of phase equilibria in PbO−“CuO0.5” and PbO−“CuO0.5”−“FeO1.5” slag systems with metal7citations
  • 2021Experimental study of “CuO0.5”-“FeO”-SiO2 and “FeO”-SiO2 systems in equilibrium with metal at 1400–1680 °C11citations

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Experiment and thermodynamic modelling of phase equilibria in PbO−“CuO0.5” and PbO−“CuO0.5”−“FeO1.5” slag systems with metal

  • Shevchenko, Maxim
  • Jak, Evgueni
  • Wen, Xi Rui
Abstract

The phase equilibria of the PbO−“CuO” and PbO−“CuO”−“FeO” slag systems in equilibrium with solid metallic copper and/or liquid metallic lead−copper alloy were studied as part of the investigation of the 19-element PbO−ZnO−CuO−FeO−FeO−CaO−SiO−AlO−MgO−S−(As, Sn, Sb, Bi, Ag, Au, Ni, Cr, Co as minor elements) multicomponent slag/matte/metal/speiss system, supporting the operation and development of the existing and emerging pyrometallurgical processes. In the experimental portion of this study, samples underwent high temperature equilibration followed by quenching, after which the compositions in the liquid slag, solid oxide and metallic phases were directly measured by electron probe microanalysis (EPMA). Phase equilibria data on the massicot (PbO), spinel ((Fe, Cu)FeO), cuprite (CuO), lead ferrite (PbFeO), magnetoplumbite (PbFeO), copper plumbite (CuPbO), and delafossite (CuFeO) primary phase fields were obtained between 688 and 1000 °C. A key finding of the experimental study of the PbO−“CuO” subsystem was that the copper plumbite (CuPbO) phase melted incongruently, contradicting previous studies that suggested it apparently decomposed below the binary eutectic temperature to form massicot (PbO) and cuprite (CuO). Based on the results of past and present experimental studies, a self-consistent set of thermodynamic model parameters describing all phases in the system was derived using the FactSage software package.

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  • phase
  • experiment
  • copper
  • quenching
  • electron probe micro analysis
  • copper alloy