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In reply to the discussion: Can Biocoke Address the Anode CO2 Problem (Owing to Petroleum Coke) for Aluminum Production? [View all]

hunter

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6. The silicothermic Pidgeon process is the dominant process today, but there are other methods...
Reply to NNadir (Reply #5)
Sat Sep 22, 2018, 07:53 PM
Sep 2018

... maybe more possibilities than aluminum.

I agree with you -- recycling is still a high energy industrial process.

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Can Biocoke Address the Anode CO2 Problem (Owing to Petroleum Coke) for Aluminum Production? [View all] NNadir Sep 2018 OP
Thank you for the intense read. defacto7 Sep 2018 #1
The "Metals for a low-carbon society" paper seems to be free at ResearchGate progree Sep 2018 #2
Some addenda: NNadir Sep 2018 #3
Your post had me looking up magnesium production, maybe as a way of avoiding the carbon issues. hunter Sep 2018 #4
Regrettably, the reducing agent for Mg is silicon and the reducing agent for silicon is, carbon. NNadir Sep 2018 #5
The silicothermic Pidgeon process is the dominant process today, but there are other methods... hunter Sep 2018 #6
Well, yes, there are electrolytic methods but... NNadir Sep 2018 #7
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