Abstract: A molded capacitor has capacitor elements mounted in respective inner casings filled with an insulating fluid. The capacitor elements in the inner casings are connected together to form an assembly, and the assembly is molded together in an outer housing. The inner casings may be separately molded, with the assembly of the molded inner casings containing the capacitor elements molded again to form the outer housing. The assembly may also be housed in an outer casing with an insulating gas sealed therein.

Abstract: An improved high-tension capacitor is proposed which uses no insulation oil or gas. Not only the dielectric layers in the capacitor elements are impregnated with synthetic resin, but also the capacitor elements are insulated with synthetic resin by impregnating the insulation material around the capacitor elements with synthetic resin. The insulating layer around the capacitor elements is formed with a plurality of air ducts.

Abstract: Stabilization treatment of acicular ferromagnetic iron or iron-alloy fine particles against the oxidation thereof comprises the steps of (a) suspending acicular ferromagnetic iron or iron-alloy particles obtained by the reduction of acicular iron oxide which may contain Co or Ni in an aqueous alkaline solution having 0.01 to 18-N of hydroxyl ion concentration at a temperature of 5.degree. to 70.degree. C. while stirring the suspension in a non-oxidative atmosphere therethrough and thereby controlling the dissolution of ferrous ion from the surface of the acicular particles therein, (b) oxidizing the surface of the acicular particles in the resultant suspension by introducing an oxygen containing gas therein at a temperature of 60.degree. to 100.degree. C. to form dense and thin magnetite film on the surface of the acicular particles; and (c) drying the resultant particles in air at a temperature below 100.degree. C.

Abstract: A process for treating acicular magnetite containing Co to stabilize the magnetic properties thereof comprises the steps of heating acicular magnetite containing 0.1 to 2.5% by atom of Co with respect to Fe as starting material at a temperature in the range of 300 - 1000.degree. C in an inert gas atmosphere in which the partial pressure of oxygen is controlled at a value in the range of 0.001 - 1% by weight and for the time sufficient to homogenize the crystal structure of the acicular magnetite by thermal-diffusion of oxygen thereinto, and thereafter saturating the resultant acicular magnetite with oxygen by heating it at a temperature in the range of 40 - 100.degree. C in an oxygen rich atmosphere such as air.

Abstract: The process for producing acicular magnetic metallic particle powder with improved magnetic properties which include the characteristic steps for producing the acicular particles of metal oxide with homogeneous and dense coats of crystalline silica and to thereby protect the particles from heat-damages during the reduction thereof under high temperatures.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for producing magnetic particle powder of acicular ferric oxide used for a magnetic recording material comprising (A) reducing acicular goethite particle powder to obtain acicular magnetite particle powder, (B) heating said acicular magnetite particle powder and thereby making the partial pressure of oxygen in said acicular magnetite particle powder reach the equilibrium value and (C) oxidizing said acicular magnetite particle powder to obtain gamma-hematite (maghemite) particle powder, and magnetic particle powder produced thereby.

Abstract: The processes for producing iron oxide products from a solution of ferrous salts selected from the group consisting of waste liquid containing ferrous salts and aqueous solution in which ferrous salts obtained from the waste liquid are dissolved, under the acid, wet and high ferrous concentration conditions. More particularly, the processes for purifying said waste liquids comprising the bivalent iron removing steps.