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Computation of enamel mixtures with complex composition

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A computer software for computing complex charge compositions is described. It is shown that when using waste oxide catalysts of petroleum organic synthesis as a raw material, the fraction of oxides introduced by them into the composition of the enamel can reach 95 wt. % at admissible deviations of the computed composition from the specified one.

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  1. Urals State Engineering University, Russia

    N. T. Shardakov, I. A. Pakhnutov & V. A. Deryabin

  2. Kaliningrad State University, Kaliningrad, Russia

    N. T. Shardakov, I. A. Pakhnutov & V. A. Deryabin

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  1. N. T. Shardakov
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Shardakov, N.T., Pakhnutov, I.A. & Deryabin, V.A. Computation of enamel mixtures with complex composition. Glass Ceram 52, 189–190 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00681058

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