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Determination of the solubility of oxygen in iron containing silicon, or manganese, or both, has confirmed the earlier work on silicon, shown that manganese is more effective than expected, and has demonstrated that the combination of silicon more effective than expected, and has demonstrated that the combination of silicon and manganese is a much stronger deoxidizer than might have been inferred from their individual effects.
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Hilty, D.C., Crafts, W. Solubility of oxygen in liquid iron containing silicon and manganese. JOM 2, 425–436 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03399020
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