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Heating impure titanium with iodine in a vacuum, then depositing pure metal on a hot wire, is which method?
AMond process
BZone refining
CVan Arkel method
DPoling method
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Van Arkel method
The volatile metal iodide forms and is decomposed on a hot filament, giving ultrapure Ti or Zr.
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