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The preparation and some properties of pure misch metal

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In this paper, mixed rare earth oxides derived from bastnasite and monazite ores were purified with respect to non-rare-earth metallic impurities and the molecular weight of the misch metal was determined both directly and by calculation from the chemical composition.
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Mixed rare earth oxides derived from bastnasite and monazite ores were purified with respect to non-rare-earth metallic impurities. The purified oxide was first converted to the fluoride which was then reduced by calcium to the metal (misch metal). The various misch metals were analyzed for impurities and for the percentage of each rare earth element present. The molecular weight of the misch metal was determined both directly and by calculation from the chemical composition. The melting point, transition temperature and lattice parameters were determined for each batch of metal and compared with values calculated from the respective properties of the pure metals and the percentage of each metal present. The hardness is about the same as those found for the high purity individual metals, while the values of the resistance ratio R 300k R 4.2k were one or two orders of magnitude smaller than those reported for the individual pure metals.

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