Thermodynamic analysis of the refining of technical boron nitride

The efficiency of the process of refining technical boron nitride was assessed based on calculations of the chemical equilibrium in the B-N-O-C-Cl-H system. Three refining mixtures, CCl4 + H2, CCl4 + NH3 and CHCl3 + NH3, were considered. The analysis indicates that the use of ammonia-containing mixt...

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Published in:Journal of materials science 1988-10, Vol.23 (10), p.3594-3599
Main Authors: LEITNER, J, VONKA, P, BROZEK, V, HUBACEK, M
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