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... pressure at a critical oxygen pressure . This observation has important implications in the possible utility of metal - fuming processes , as the control of oxygen pressure may be used to selectively extract the metal of interest ...
... pressure at a critical oxygen pressure . This observation has important implications in the possible utility of metal - fuming processes , as the control of oxygen pressure may be used to selectively extract the metal of interest ...
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... pressures of the corresponding condensed salts and is therefore invariant with HCl pressure . For conditions of fixed HCl pressure and variable O2 pressure , the metal halide volatilities are relatively invariant with O2 pressure as ...
... pressures of the corresponding condensed salts and is therefore invariant with HCl pressure . For conditions of fixed HCl pressure and variable O2 pressure , the metal halide volatilities are relatively invariant with O2 pressure as ...
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... pressure flames may be the result of the much greater excess concentration of H - atoms present in low pressure flames . The flame speed is also greater at reduced pressure for most flames . More recently , Homann and Poss ( 1972 ) have ...
... pressure flames may be the result of the much greater excess concentration of H - atoms present in low pressure flames . The flame speed is also greater at reduced pressure for most flames . More recently , Homann and Poss ( 1972 ) have ...
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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