The FFC Cambridge process is a direct electrodeoxidation process used to reduce metal oxides for metals or alloys in molten salts. Al-Sc compound oxides are used as a precursor which formed upon blending and sintering Al2O3, Sc2O3 and Al powders and are successfully reduced by using the FFC Cambridge process at 973 K with a constant cell voltage of −3.2 V. This method is applied to the preparation of fine Al3Sc particles, which can give another new view for aluminum industry.
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