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Optimization of Intensified Silicon Deoxidation
steel research international, 2012AbstractFor demanding wire applications steel cleanliness should be very high and the inclusions inevitably found in steel should be harmless. This means strict control of inclusions' size, quantity, and composition, pursuing deformable inclusions in rolling conditions. Primary inclusions are formed during steel treatment in the ladle.
Nurmi, Sonja +3 more
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1973
Surfaces of oxides used as catalysts at low temperatures (below about ¼ of the melting point in K) contain various defects (steps, vacancies, interstitials, etc.) which may be privileged sites for the catalytic reaction (Gravelle and Teichner, 1969). Satisfactory correlations may be then obtained between a defect surface structure of the catalyst and ...
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Surfaces of oxides used as catalysts at low temperatures (below about ¼ of the melting point in K) contain various defects (steps, vacancies, interstitials, etc.) which may be privileged sites for the catalytic reaction (Gravelle and Teichner, 1969). Satisfactory correlations may be then obtained between a defect surface structure of the catalyst and ...
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Electrochemical deoxidation of titanium
Metallurgical Transactions B, 1993Removal of oxygen in titanium using an electrochemical technique was examined at temperatures around 1223 K with the purpose of obtaining nearly oxygen-free titanium. Titanium and carbon electrodes, immersed in molten CaCl2, served as cathode and anode, respectively, with an external DC source. CaCl2 was employed to produce the deoxidant calcium and to
T. H. Okabe +3 more
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Deoxidation studies with cyclopropylcarbinol
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1970The liquid products from the deoxidation with cyclopropylcarbinol in KOH–CHBr3 were identified as cyclopropylcarbinyl, cyclobutyl, and allylcarbinyl alcohols, bromides, and the various ethers, with dicyclopropylcarbinyl ether as the most abundant product.
A. J. Cessna, C. C. Lee
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Relative deoxidizing powers of some deoxidizers for steel
JOM, 1949C. E. Sims, H. A. Saller, F. W. Boulger
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Research status of inclusions in bearing steel and discussion on non-alloy deoxidation process
Journal of Iron and Steel Research International, 2022Lei Cao
exaly
Thermodynamic model and mechanism of non-alloyed hydrogen deoxidation of GCr15 bearing steel
Ironmaking and Steelmaking, 2023Zhihong Guo
exaly
TITANIUM DEOXIDATION METHOD AND DEOXIDATION APPARATUS
2022LIM JAEWON, CHAE JIKWANG
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