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... corrosion problems for rockets in general . Owing to the multidisciplinary nature of the corrosion problem , some of the discussion given elsewhere in this book , particularly the chapters on materials transport ( Chapter 3 ) and energy ...
... corrosion problems for rockets in general . Owing to the multidisciplinary nature of the corrosion problem , some of the discussion given elsewhere in this book , particularly the chapters on materials transport ( Chapter 3 ) and energy ...
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... corrosion by the production of a stable chro- mium sulfide layer . Protection up to temperatures of at least 750 ° C is found . However , in the presence of chlorides ... corrosion of reactor 218 4. Vapor - Phase Aspects of Corrosion.
... corrosion by the production of a stable chro- mium sulfide layer . Protection up to temperatures of at least 750 ° C is found . However , in the presence of chlorides ... corrosion of reactor 218 4. Vapor - Phase Aspects of Corrosion.
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Science and Technology John W. Hastie. D. Corrosion of Nuclear Reactor Materials The corrosion of reactor materials , such as austentitic stainless steel and various base - metal systems , in the presence of liquid metals and fused salts ...
Science and Technology John W. Hastie. D. Corrosion of Nuclear Reactor Materials The corrosion of reactor materials , such as austentitic stainless steel and various base - metal systems , in the presence of liquid metals and fused salts ...
Contents
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
Synergistic Reactions | 58 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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