Talk:Ames process
I read the 1958 patent of the Ames process by Spedding et al. Spedding said that he originally tried to use calcium metal to extract uranium metal from its tet
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Calcium or magnesium ?
I read the 1958 patent of the Ames process by Spedding et al. Spedding said that he originally tried to use calcium metal to extract uranium metal from its tetrafluoride; however, the process produced a low yield of heavily contaminated uranium. He found that magnesium produced much better results. The patent for the Ames process is therefore limited to a uranium extraction process that involves magnesium, not calcium. Cwkmail (talk) 04:06, 15 February 2010 (UTC)
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- Pressure vessel containing uranium halide and sacrificial metal being lowered into a furnace
- After the reaction, remnant slag in the container
- Uranium metal "biscuit" end product
- Date updated. BencherliteTalk 21:25, 25 February 2013 (UTC)
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