Abstract
Two oxidation stages of electrolytic ultradispersed iron powder at the temperature range of 90–450°C have been stated. The contribution of increasing mass and evolving heat at the first oxidation stage due to changing Fe0 into Fe2O3 in the total oxidation effect is predominant. The thermal method of active metal determination in electrolytic iron powders has been developed. The coarse-grained reduced iron powder was not oxidized completely just to 900°C because of local sintering of big iron particles as a result of evolving heat at oxidation of high-dispersed iron particles.
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