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Condensation of metal atoms into molten salts

Paul D. Hooker, Peter L. Timms

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Condensation of metal vapours of molten salts in vacuo at 100–200 °C, provides a new way of making highly dispersed forms of metals and metal oxides and, in a few cases, metal complexes.

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Condensation of metal vapours of molten salts in vacuo at 100–200 °C, provides a new way of making highly dispersed forms of metals and metal oxides and, in a few cases, metal complexes.

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Condensation of metal vapours of molten salts in vacuo at 100–200 °C, provides a new way of making highly dispersed forms of metals and metal oxides and, in a few cases, metal complexes.

Key concepts: Vapours, Condensation, Metal, Molten metal, Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Organic chemistry, Materials science

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