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titleOfInvention Powders and products of tantalum, niobium and their alloys
abstract Disclosed is a powder of tantalum, niobium, or an alloy thereof, having an oxygen content less than about 300 ppm and a powder metallurgy product formed therefrom. The production of the powder or body is effected without exposure to a temperature greater than about 0.7 TH. where TH is the homologous temperature of the metal. The process involves blending the metal powder with a metal (e.g. magnesium) having a higher affinity for oxygen than the powder in a vacuum chamber and heating to a temperature less than about 0.7 TH. The metal containing the oxygen is then removed by evaporation at low pressure and subsequently by selective leaching or dissolution of the powder.
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