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titleOfInvention Method for producing high purity metal vanadium
abstract (57) [Problem] To provide a novel method for obtaining high-purity vanadium and its powder at low cost. SOLUTION: In a method for obtaining metal vanadium by reducing vanadium pentoxide, first, vanadium pentoxide as a raw material is heated in the coexistence of hydrogen to reduce it to a lower oxide such as divanadium trioxide or vanadium monoxide. Then, the obtained lower oxide is mixed with calcium or magnesium and heated at 690 ° C. or less to cause a reduction reaction, and metal vanadium is separated and recovered from the obtained reduction product.
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