Part VII – July 1968 – Communications - The Kinetics of Oxygen Effusion from Induction-Stirred Liquid Silver

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
M. T. Utine N. A. D. Parlee
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Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

ThE kinetics of absorption of oxygen by induction-stirred liquid silver (at constant Po2 and T) has received some study here.''2 This paper describes a study of the kinetics of effusion (non-bubble-forming), and some additional work on absorption. A Sieverts type of apparatus was used. The kind of reaction tube assembly has been described.4 The same 25-kw, 450-kc induction unit was used as in earlier absorption work1'2 but the "coupling" was different. The runs were made under the following conditions: i) saturation at 1 atm, effusion at 0.81 atm;
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APA: M. T. Utine N. A. D. Parlee  (1969)  Part VII – July 1968 – Communications - The Kinetics of Oxygen Effusion from Induction-Stirred Liquid Silver

MLA: M. T. Utine N. A. D. Parlee Part VII – July 1968 – Communications - The Kinetics of Oxygen Effusion from Induction-Stirred Liquid Silver. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1969.

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