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324 5 Toes u? linearallv with the Kihr/p input. Where the Quenching distance was 5" a Deak was obtained which shows that adequate quenchinrr does not take place bevond a value of 0.4 for Kwhr/p. Note that in the second case the formation of Ta2C also peaks and then Falls off rapidly, in contrast to the 1/2" distance. Tantalum metal is the favored product in the 5" case. and 18% %a for both cases. Maximum conversions are 24% TaC, 17% Ta2C The reduction of tantalum pentoxide with hvdroEen (12) in 7 helium plasma jet to produce tantalum metal (reaction A) is shown in Pipure 9. P.@n the ? conversion is plotted vs. Kwhr/p Ta2O5 input for two different quenching distances. As can be seen the more rapid quenching (1/2". case) gives the maximum conversion (42%). which peaks at 0.35 Kwhr/g Tap05. In a similar manner the reduction of tunpsten trioxide was carried out in a ) '1 \ ' helium plasma jet (17) with the quenching device 5" below the plasma jet. Conversions as hiKh as 959, were obtained carryinp the tunesten trioxide in hydroaen into the ( flame of the 'et. The reduction of other metal oxides has also bean experimentally investigated 117). Ferric oxide was reduced to iron metal in a 100% conversion '\ using a helium plasma jet and carrvinp the ferric oxide in hvdroEen (reaction 11). Titanium dioxide and zirconium dioxide reductions were also attempted hv the same method, however, no reduction was obtained in either case. The reduction of aluminum i , oxide with hydropen in a helium plasma jet produced only a 2 to 5% conversion to aluminum metal usinp several different quenching methods. Pydrocarbons C2H2 LIOUIDIGAS FEACTIONS PRODUCING A GAS The aroduction of ozone b means of a plasma jet was accomplished by feeding, liquid oxyEen into a helium jet (1* v , Figure 10 shows the schematic of the apparatus used and Fipure 11 shows the effect of liquid oxypen flow on ozone production under constant arc conditions. The liquid oxygen acts as both a reactant and quenching mediu Another example of this type reactant is the decomposition of hydrocarbons into acetylene by use of a plasma jet device. Thermodynamics Corporation (19) has proved \ the feasibility of producinp acetylene from kerosene using a plasma torch. Preliminary runs gave yields of 18% acetylene. II II LIOUID-GAS REACTIONS TO PRODUCE A LIQUID \ 1

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