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Microstructure of electrocorundum

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Investigation of the microsturcture of electrocorundum has shown that two types of micro structure are typical of standard electrocorundum:

The first type is a hypidiomorphic structure and the accompanying phases fill the gaps between the corundum crystals; accompanying phases fill the gaps between the corundum crystals;

The second type of corundum is represented by large “fields”, the diameters of which-attain several millimeters; the accompanying phases are present in the form of impurities in the body of the corundum “fields”.

White electrocorundum, generally speaking, has a microstructure of the second type, but is marked by dendritic shapes and a considerable volume of cavities.

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Filonenko, N.Y., Lavrov, I.V. Microstructure of electrocorundum. Refractories 1, 284–287 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01291948

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