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Meeting 2025 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Innovative Hydrometallurgical Technologies for Environmentally Benign Processing and Remediation: An EPD Symposium Honoring Fiona Doyle
Presentation Title Effect of Applied Potential on the Electrodeposition of Ti-Al Alloys in AlCl3:BMIC Ionic Liquid Electrolyte
Author(s) Khalid Nahian, Ramana G. Reddy
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Khalid Nahian
Abstract Scope The effect of applied potential on the electrodeposition of Ti-Al alloys was studied. Four different potentials (-2, -2.5, -3, and -3.5 V) were studied at a constant temperature of 110°C and a stirring speed of 120 rpm for a duration of 4 h under a vacuum atmosphere. The cathode current density during the electrolysis was recorded as a function of time. It was found to be significantly higher under a vacuum atmosphere compared to an argon atmosphere. The Ti content in the Ti-Al alloys increased with higher applied potentials. At potentials of -3 V and -3.5 V, the resulting alloys exhibited a nano-laminar structure with a width of 200 nm with 40 atom% Ti. The reproducibility of the experimental results was confirmed by repeating the experiments several times, confirming consistent outcomes.
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Keywords Electrometallurgy, Extraction and Processing, Other

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Effect of Applied Potential on the Electrodeposition of Ti-Al Alloys in AlCl3:BMIC Ionic Liquid Electrolyte
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Rare Earth Elements Recovery Using Thermo-Responsive Virus
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