Implementation Mechanochemical Synthesis of Titanium Carbide in the Presence of Carbon Components from Plant Raw Material and Graphite

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Structure of carbon modifications, obtained via pyrolysis of vegetable feed, and ash content of natural graphite are crucial factors during mechanochemical synthesis of titanium carbide under vibratory conditions. The possibility of synthesis of titanium carbide with minimal sulfur content has been shown.

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