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Sixth International Conference on Molten Salt Chemistry & Technology
No Name Country Title of paper
1 Michel.Allibert France 1. Thermodynamic analysis of distribution coefficients of actinides and lanthanides between molten fluorides an molten alloys
2. Transfer of micronic metallic particles across the interface between a molten fluorides and a liquid alloy
2 Toshihide.Takenaka Japan Purification of magnesium using molten salt
3 Sergey A.Kuznetsov Russia 1.Electrochemical behavior and electrorefining of chromium in chloride and chloride-fluoride melts
2.Influence of the first and second coordination spheres on the electrochemistry of  intervalence charge transfer of couple Eu(Ⅲ)/Eu(II)
3.Electrochemical synthesis of refractory metal carbides from molten salts
4 Young-Joon Shin Korea Advanced Technology on Molten RE Chlorides Salts Manufacturing
5 Soo-Haeng Cho Korea Corrosion Behavior of Fe-Cr-Ni Alloys in Lithium Molten Salt
6 Seung-Chul Oh Korea Phase diagram for the binary system, YCl3-LiCl
7 Michel.Cassir France Lithidtion henomenon inn molten carbonate fuel cell
8 George.Kaptay Hungary Electrochemical synthesis of refractory berides and carbon nanotubes from molten salts
9 Shigefumi.Kuroyama Japan  
10 Shigehito.Deki Japan Physicochemical properties of inorganic powder/ molten carbonates coexisting systems II
11 Alex.Silany Slovakia  
12 Masaru.Aniya Japan  
13 George Papatheodorou Greece Vibrational Spectra and Structure of Molten Salts
14 Akimasa. Tasaka Japan Electrochemical fluorination of room temperature molten salt
15 R. W. Berg

David H. Kerridge

U.K. Use of the Raman Microscope to elucidate the structure of solid salt eutectice
16 Patricia.Kerridge U.K  
17 Pierre.Taxil France
18 Francis.Millot France  
19 Vladimir A.Volkovich U.K. An in situ spectroscoy study of reactions of some elements comprising spent nuclear fuel in moltenchlorides
20 Trevor.R.Griffiths U.K. Destruction of organic wastes using molten carbonates
21 Joschim.E.L.Richter Germany Diffusion in Molten Salts
22 Larissa.P.Polyakova Russia Chemical reactions and cathodic products in fluoride melts containing tantalum oxcompounds
23 Evgueni.G.Polyakov Russia Electrode processes and formation of alloy at the electrode position
24 I.R.Elizarova Russia 1.Electrode processes and alloy formation of iron /with gadolinium in a halide melt
2.Solubility of gadolinium, neodymium and ittrium oxides in halide melts
25 Catherine.Bessada France High temperature NMR in molten salts
26 Sergiy.Vasilievich.Volkov Ukraine Interaction of Metal with the Salt Melt: on the Theory and Electrochemical Engineering
27 K.Hilpert Germany Corrosion in Metal Halide Lamps
28 Zehra.Akdeniz Turkey The refined ionic potential models for lanthanide and actinide chlorides
29 Ashok.Adya U.K. The structure of molten lanthanide and actinide chlorides
30 W.Freyland Germany Metal-Molten Salt Interfaces and
Electro-crystallization on the Nanometer Scale
31 Qiao Zhiyu China Surface tension of Rare Earth Containing molten mixtures
32 Xindong Wang China  
33 Shuzhen Duan China  
34 Huimin Lu China  
35 Xianran Xing China Re-determination of the phase diagram of the system DyCl3-KCl
36 Minshou Zhao China Noval anode material for molten carbonate fuel cell
37 Xie Zhong China Physical and electrochemical surface characteristics of Tb oxide electrode in chloride smelts at 700、
38 Yang Qiqin China Electrochemistry of deposition of rare earth metals and their alloys in molten salts: An overview of molten -salt studies at Zhongshan University
39 Xu Qian China Calculation of thermodynamic properties of LiF-AlF3,NaF-AlF3,and KF-AlF3
40 Harald A. Øye Norway

Chemical Reactions and Physical Changes of the Cathode During Aluminium Electrolysis. Laboratory and Industrial Studies

41 Popescu.Ana-mariajulieta Romania Structure and corrosion of SnO2-based inert anodes in aluminium electrolysis
42 Constantin.Virgilcornel Romania Electrochemical studies of  cerium in molten LiF-NaF
43   Makoto.Kawase  Japan

Active reaction point of cathode in molten carbonate fuel cell

44 Takuya Goto Japan

Formation of III-V nitrides by molten salt electrochemical process

45 Toshiyuki NOHIRA Japan Synthesis of Monosilane by Molten Salt Electrochemical Process
46 Yoshiharu Sakamura Japan

Chlorination of Uranium and Rare-Earth Oxides by Use of ZrCl4

47 Masatoshi Iizuka Japan

Electrochemical Behavior of Zirconium in molten LiCl-KCl.

48 Rika Hagiwara Japan A highly conductive RTMS;EMIF.nHF
49 Yoshikazu Kaneko Japan

Electrochemical Synthesis of Chromogenic RE Doped Vanadium Oxide Films in Molten Salt

50 Yasushi Katayama Japan Electrochemical behavvior of ferrocene in some hydrophobic room temperature molten salt systems
51 Shigenori Mitsushima Japan Stability of materials for molten carbonate fuel cells
52 Alena V. Novosielova Russia Thermodynamic stability of samarium and europium trichlorides in molten alkali chlorides
53 Alexander A. Red'kin Russia Investigation of metal solubility in molten salts by the electrical conductivity measurements
54 Olga Tkatcheva Russia Electrical Conductivity of Molten TbCl3-Tb Mixtures
55 Vladimir A. Khokhlov Russia Physicochemical Diagnostics and Structure of Molten Salt Electrolytes
56 V.I. Minchenko Russia Ultrasonic velocity, heat capacity and internal pressure of the LaCl3+LiCl and LaCl3+RbCl melts
57  Akihiko Kajinami Japan Structural analysis of hydrous sodium carboxylate melt by high-energy X-ray diffraction measurement
58 Pavel.Fellner Slovakia Contents of alkali and earth alkaline metals in the aluminium cathode in aluminium electrolysis
59 Frederic Lantelme France Electrodeposition of rare earths  and alloys in fused salts
60 Rong Chen China  
61 Yanqing Lai China Determination of ohmic potential drop and factors affecting anodic over-potential of carbon anodes in cryolite-alumina melts
62

Yexiang Liu

Jomar.T.Thonstad

China

Norway

On the electrocatalysis of the carbon auode in aluminium electrolysis
63 Yuzuru SATO,Tsutomu YAMAMURA Japan Viscosity and its temperature dependence of molten semiconductors
64 Yimin Ding China On the relationship beteen atomic structure and melting points of halides oxides of metallic elements
65 Niels J. Bjerrum Denmark Oxidation of methane in oleum at elevated temperatures
66 Nanyi Chen China Computerized prediction of thermodynaic properties and intelligent data base of phase diagrams for molten salt systems
67 Henri.Groult France Fluorine evolution at a carbon electrode, mechanism and interfacial structure
68 Isao OKADA Japan MD simulation of crystal growth from MgO melt
69 Reiko Notoya Japan The electron donor acceptor approach to physical properties of molten salts
70 Masazumi OKIDO Japan Electrodeposition of compound semiconductor film, ZnTe, in molten chloride
71 Yimin Sun China Optimization and Calculation of the CeCl3-MCI (M=Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs) Phase Diagrams
72

Hongmin Zhu
Donald R. Sadoway

China
USA

Anode reactions during electrolytic production of aluminum
73 S.B.Rasmussen Denmark DeNOX and DeSOX Catalysts - Structure, Properties and Deactivation
74 Lixiu Yao China Data Mining Applied to the Prediction of Heat of Mixing of Molten Salt Solutions
75 Wencong Lu China Regularities of formation of extended solid solutions of some salt systems consisting of salts of different valence types
76 V.Ya. Kudyakov Russia Corrosion of metallic materials in molten alkaline halogenides and carbonates
77 Morio Matsunaga Japan ELECTRODEPOSITION OF TANTALUM FROM A NOVEL LOW TEMPERATURE MOLTEN SALT
78 Yoshio Nakamura Japan Precipitation of Bi and Bi sulfide in borate glasses
79 Hou Huaiyu China Raman spectroscopic study of solid and molten carbonates
80 You Jingling China High temperature Raman spectroscopic study of the structure of crystal >and melt of -BBO
81 Wu Yongquan China The polarization effects on the structrues of the melts MCl2 : Molecular >dynamaics simulation study
82 SUI Sheng, ZHU Xinjian, CAO Guangyi China Performance analysis for molten carbonate fuel cell stacks
83 Shukuji ASAKURA Japan DECOMPOSITION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BY MOLTEN SALTS
84 Toshihiro TANAKA Shigeta HARA Japan Evaluation of Interfacial Tension between Liquid Steel and Molten Slag
85 Zongyu ZHENG, Japan Effect of Fluoride Addition on the Electrolysis of DyCl3, NdCl3 and SmCl3 in Molten Chloride Bath.
86 Akira Katagiri Japan Electrodeposition and Anodic Dissolution of Tungsten in ZnCl2-NaCl Melts
87 Haruaki MATSUURA Japan REPROCESSING OF IONIC MELT BATH CONTAINING HIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTES BY COUNTERCURRENT ELECTROMIGRATION
88 Q. Yu*, K. Kihara, Y. Hisamitsu, T. Kudo, M. Mohamedi, T. Itoh, M. Umeda, I. Uchida and J. R. Selman Japan Solubility of NiO as Cathode Materials for MCFC in Alkali Carbonate Melts
89 Y.S. Fung and D.R. Zhu

China(Hong Kong)

Anode Materials for Lithium Battery in the Room Temperature Molten Salts Electrolyte
90 Y. Osteryoung USA Room-Temperature Molten Salts-Present & Future
91 Sheng Dai USA Ionic Liquids for Molecular Recognization & Advanced Material Syntheses
92 Hideo Tamamura Japan Industrial Molten Saly Electrolysis of Lanthanoid Metal Alloys for Magnetic Functional materials
93 M. Gaune-Escard France Molten Salts & Recent Development in Nuclear application
94 Cao Zhanmin, Qiao Zhiyu China The Microstructure Study of Flash Smelting Slag
95

C.Bessada

E.M.Anghel2

France

Romania

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance studies of the Na2B4O7-Na3AlF6-TiO2 system
96 P. M.Pavel and M. Constantinescu Romania Heat transfer mathematical model for a thermal insulation with PCM
97 C.Bessada*, M.Constantinescu, E.M.Anghel, P.Echegut* and M.Olteanu

France*

Romania

INFLUENCE OF PbO CONTENT ON THE PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME OXIDIC GLASSES THAT REPRODUCE INDUSTRIAL WASTES
98 Gaune-Escard M., Rycerz R., Potapov A. Russia Electrical conductance of molten MCl - SmCl3 mixtures (M = Li, Na, Rb, Cs)
99 Potapov A. and Salulev A. Russia f - d transitions in TbCl3 and CeCl3 electronic spectra
100 Potapov A. Russia Approximate calculation of density of alkali and rare earth chlorides molten mixtures
101 Da-jian WANG China Nonhomogeneous molten salt electrolysis of lead sulfide particle
102 Ling Zhang and Sharif Jahanshahi Australia Development of Structurally Related Viscosity Model for Silicate Melts
103 M. Somerville, L. Zhang and S. Jahanshahi Australia Thermodynamic investigations into low temperature electrolytes
104 S. Sun and S. Jahanshahi Australia Oxygen transport in iron oxide-containing melts and the role of electronic conduction


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  Abstracts Notification
Participants who wish to present a paper should submit a single-page, camera-ready abstract for all contributions, before Dec.1,2000. Proceedings of the conference will be published.