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... stability of refractory materials at high temperatures may be answered in part by considering reaction free ener- gies between the various system components , e.g. , see Livey and Murray ( 1959 ) . The following cases may then be ...
... stability of refractory materials at high temperatures may be answered in part by considering reaction free ener- gies between the various system components , e.g. , see Livey and Murray ( 1959 ) . The following cases may then be ...
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... stable vapor phase complex may be offset by the difficulty of compound recovery from the condensate , as determined by the stability of the condensed phase complex . The already mentioned difficulty in separating ZrCl , from a ZrCl4 ...
... stable vapor phase complex may be offset by the difficulty of compound recovery from the condensate , as determined by the stability of the condensed phase complex . The already mentioned difficulty in separating ZrCl , from a ZrCl4 ...
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... stability of the SiS species , i.e. , Do SiS 149 whereas Do AIS 88 kcal mol - 1 - see the review of Hauge and Margrave ( 1972 ) . On the other hand , as there are no stable sulfates of silica , this oxide is relatively more resistant to ...
... stability of the SiS species , i.e. , Do SiS 149 whereas Do AIS 88 kcal mol - 1 - see the review of Hauge and Margrave ( 1972 ) . On the other hand , as there are no stable sulfates of silica , this oxide is relatively more resistant to ...
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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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