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Autocatalytic model for the reduction of nickel chloride with hydrogen gas

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The mechanism of hydrogen reduction of nickel chloride consists of formation of nuclei of nickel followed by the growth of these nuclei. The incubation period observed at the start of the reduction1 is usually associated with nuclei formation. The growth of the nuclei corresponds to the acceleratory period.

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  1. Division of Metallurgical Engineering, FB-10, University of Washington, 98195, Seattle, WA

    D. T. Williams (Undergraduate Research Assistant), S. K. El-Rahaiby (Graduate Research Assistant) & Y. K. Rao (Professor)

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Williams, D.T., El-Rahaiby, S.K. & Rao, Y.K. Autocatalytic model for the reduction of nickel chloride with hydrogen gas. Metall Trans B 12, 192–193 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02674773

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