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A Technology for Producing a Nitrogen-Hydrogen Protective Atmosphere from Natural Gas

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The authors consider the application in the glass industry of nitrogen-hydrogen protective atmospheres produced by different methods. The results of developing a technology of producing a protective atmosphere from natural gas are discussed.

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  1. Saratovskii Institute of Glass Joint-Stock Company,, Saratov,, Russia

    V. N. Bryzgalin, V. I. Kondrashov & V. S. Bezlyudnaya

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Bryzgalin, V.N., Kondrashov, V.I. & Bezlyudnaya, V.S. A Technology for Producing a Nitrogen-Hydrogen Protective Atmosphere from Natural Gas. Glass and Ceramics 59, 5–7 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015558807821

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