This paper presents studies on the crystallisation of alkaline‐earth metal tungstates, molybdates, chromates and sulphates by slow cooling of solutions in lithium chloride and alkaline‐earth metal chloride melts at 600° to 1100°C. Solubility — temperature diagrams were prepared for this temperature range. The effects of solute — solvent interaction, crystallisation temperature range and rate of cooling on crystal form and size were investigated. Final crystal size increases with reduced rate of cooling and with increasing crystallisation temperature; barium sulphate crystallisation from lithium chloride melt is anomalous.
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