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Rate of molybdenum solution in carbon-saturated liquid iron

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The rate of solution of molybdenum in molten iron saturated with carbon was studied by rotating cylindrical molybdenum specimens in a stationary graphite crucible containing the iron-base melt. Weight changes were used to determine the solution rate in the temperature range 1315° to 1425°C. Theoretical and experimental correlations of the solution rate coefficient are compared. Molybdenum diffusion in the liquid phase is shown to be rate limiting.

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Gundlach, R.B., Pehlke, R.D. Rate of molybdenum solution in carbon-saturated liquid iron. Metall Trans 3, 2337–2342 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02647035

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