Electrowinning of beryllium
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Electrowinning of beryllium
A method was developed in which beryllium metal was electrowon from BeO in a 60 mole % LiF-40 mole % BeF2 electrolyte at an applied voltage of 2.6 v and a temperature of 700°C. After electrolysis, the metal product and salt were briefly heated at 1300°C to coalesce the beryllium into spheres, then cooled to 900°C and poured through a stainless steel screen for recovery of the metal.
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