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... higher temperature , usually room . temperature , where the volatile products are distilled off and collected . Reactions may also occur during this warm - up procedure . The initial trapping temperature is usually - 196 ° C , i.e. ...
... higher temperature , usually room . temperature , where the volatile products are distilled off and collected . Reactions may also occur during this warm - up procedure . The initial trapping temperature is usually - 196 ° C , i.e. ...
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... higher temperature re- action allows a higher rate of metal production than the lower temperature stage ( Runnalls and Pidgeon , 1952 ) . High purity Zr is produced by a similar process , e.g. , see Shelton ( 1968b ) . Titanium ...
... higher temperature re- action allows a higher rate of metal production than the lower temperature stage ( Runnalls and Pidgeon , 1952 ) . High purity Zr is produced by a similar process , e.g. , see Shelton ( 1968b ) . Titanium ...
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... higher concentration than the nonvolatile metals , i.e. , groups ( a ) and ( b ) . • The occurrence of Ni but very little Co in high temperature mag- matic segregation deposits is consistent with the somewhat higher volatility of CoCl2 ...
... higher concentration than the nonvolatile metals , i.e. , groups ( a ) and ( b ) . • The occurrence of Ni but very little Co in high temperature mag- matic segregation deposits is consistent with the somewhat higher volatility of CoCl2 ...
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Chemistry of High Temperature Species in Space | 7 |
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
Synergistic Reactions | 58 |
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