Mitsubishi Kinzoku Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Materials Corporation

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Metal Corporation

Etsuji Kimura

Katsumi Ogi

Yasuhiro Hanaue

Kazusuke Sato

Yutaka Nishiyama

Hisao Nakanishi

Fumihiko Ogino

Nozomu Hasegawa

Mayuki Hashimoto

Kenichi Yamaguchi

Yoshiki Hoshino

Takuo Takeshita

Uichiro Mizutani

Takeyoshi Shibasaki

Shoji Ishiwata

Susumu Okabe

Shinobu Nagahama

Naruhito Sawanobori

Yuhu Wang

Hiroyoshi Tanabe

Seitaro Fukushima

Michihiro Tanaka

A basicity-resistant refractory wherein the substratum includes a surface layer of a composite oxide of which magnesium oxide is the main component, and an oxide as a second component and which forms a high melting point composite oxide with magnesium oxide and iron oxides through reaction with iron oxides in a melt or a calcined mass. The oxide which is the second component may be one or more of titanium oxide, niobium oxide, neodymium oxide, lanthanum oxide, manganese oxide, nickel oxide, and cobalt oxide.

Basicity-Resistant Refractory

A refractory is disclosed which contains integrally sintered magnesia particles forming the skeleton of the refractory and a mineral phase of magnesium orthotitanate (Mg.sub.2 TiO.sub.4) formed between the magnesia particles, thus giving an increased erosion resistance. Preferably, the refractory comprises coarse magnesia particles having an average particle diameter of at least 1 mm or a mixture of coarse magnesia particles having an average particle diameter of at least 1 mm and medium magnesia particles having an average particle diameter of 1 to 0.15 mm and 5 to 50 wt. % of magnesium orthotitanate intervening between the magnesia particles. The refractory not only has an excellent durability in a basic atmosphere, but also has a high strength because of combination of the coarse or medium magnesia particles so that it does not tend to deform and has a high durability against thermal shock.

Magnesia-titania refractory and method for manufacturing the same

An infrared light-excited light-emitting substance given by the general formula:

Infrared light-excited light-emitting substance

Phosphorus concentration in molten copper can be determined by measuring temperature and electric resistivity of molten copper.

Process for determination of phosphorus in molten copper

Disclosed herein is an amorphous material in the form of foil for the regenerator, which is prepared by quenching a melt of a rare earth alloy by injection toward the surface of a roll running at a high speed, said alloy being composed of one or more rare earth elements in an amount of 50-99 atomic %, with the remainder being one or more iron family elements. This amorphous material has a large, stable specific heat capacity at very low temperatures.

Amorphous material for regenerator

In the process for preparing thick films comprising dispersing powder of a starting material for thick films in a solvent system, applying direct electric potential between the electrodes provided in the solvent system and thus electrodepositing the powder material on a substrate connected to the cathode, an improvement wherein a mixed solvent comprising an alcohol or alcohols, a methyl-group-containing ketone or ketones and nitorcellulose is disclosed. By this process thick films of solid electrolytes can be economically formed.

Process for preparation of thick films by electrophoresis

A cathode for an electron tube comprises a base (1) including nickel as a major element and including at least silicon as a reducing element, and it further comprises an electron-emissive layer (5) coated on the base, including not only alkaline earth metal oxide (8) containing at least barium but also scandium oxide. The scandium oxide (4) is in the form of dodecahedral or prismatic polyhedral crystals and dispersed in the electron-emissive layer in the range from 0.1 to 20 wt. %.

Cathode for an electron tube

Hexagonal-bipyramid crystalline scandium oxide powder and a process for preparing the same are disclosed. The process comprises forming scandium oxalate from an acid aqueous solution containing scandium in the presence of chloride ions and ammonium ions, collecting the precipitate and heating the collected precipitate. Hexagonal-bipyramid crystalline scandium oxide is useful for making electron gun for cathode ray tubes.

Hexagonal-bipyramid crystalline scandium oxide powder and a process for

A process for preparing compound metal oxides, superconductive compound oxides, is disclosed. The process comprises preparing an aqueous solution containing a predetermined content ratio of chloride, nitrate or acetate of a rare earth metal, an alkaline earth metal and copper, said content ration corresponding to the composition of the object compound metal oxide, adjusting the pH of the solution to 1.5-2.0, adding oxalic acid in an amount such that the concentration of the residual oxalic acid becomes 0.05 M/l-0.1 M/l, collecting the thus formed precipitate and firing it.

Process for preparing compound metal oxides of yttrium, barium and copper

Gallium-containing waste is chlorinated in the presence of gallium trichloride from the beginning. By this procedure, gallium is more efficiently chlorinated and gallium trichloride is more easily separated from other chlorides and recovered.

Process for recovering gallium trichloride from gallium-containing waste

A process for preparing compound metal oxides, a superconductive compound oxides for instance, is disclosed. The process comprises preparing an aqueous solution containing a predetermined content ratio of chloride, nitrate or acetate of a rare earth metal, an alkaline earth metal and copper, slightly basifying the solution to form hydroxides of the rare earth metal and copper and then introducing carbon dioxide to form carbonate of the alkaline earth metal, collecting the thus formed mixed precipitate of hydroxides and carbonate and firing it.

Process for preparing compound metal oxides

An improved apparatus for preparation of high-melting-point high-toughness metals comprising a reaction chamber in which a halide of said metal is reacted with an active metal and the remaining active metal and the produced active metal halide are vaporized and a condensation chamber in which vapors of the remaining active metal and the active metal halide are condensed is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a reaction chamber and a condensation chamber as described above both of which are provided with a neck having a passage-closing means of the seal pot structure, and the two chambers are placed in parallel in the upright position and are connected with a horizontal connecting duct.

Apparatus for preparing high-melting-point high-toughness metals

A hermetically closable and evacuable apparatus for preparing high melting point high toughness metals by reduction of a chloride of said metals comprising a heatable reaction chamber and a coolable condensation chamber provided above the reaction chamber which chambers communicate with each other through an intermediate connecting section, wherein the intermediate connecting section is provided with a seal pot closing means comprising a funnel body and a pan which can be opened to form a wide gas passage, is disclosed.

Apparatus for preparing high melting point high toughness metals

In an apparatus for preparation of high-melting-point high-toughness metals by reduction of chlorides thereof with an active metal which comprises a heatable and tightly closable reaction chamber, an evacuable and coolable condensation chamber for separating the unreacted active metal and the formed chloride of the active metal from the formed object metal and an intermediate connecting section for communicating and cutting off the two chambers, the improved apparatus which is characterized in that it comprises a seal pot closing means having a funnel and a pot which is closed by introducing a melt of a fusible and vaporizable material and solidifying it therein, is disclosed.

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Omiya, Japan

Etsuji Kimura