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Improvement of Protective Properties of Borosilicate Melt by Introducing Deoxidizers

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The possibilities of improving the protective properties of borosilicate melts by adding deoxidizers are considered. The dependence of the rate of oxidation of steel 30KhGSA on Fe2O3 content in the melt is experimentally established. The rate of oxidation of steel 30KhGSA in a melt deoxidized by silicon carbide, silicon nitride, and by a boron-bearing product are determined.

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  1. Ural State Technical University (UPI), Ekaterinburg, Russia. Erlanger-Nurnberg University, Germany

    O. R. Lazutkina, P. I. Buler & N. V. Odegova

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Lazutkina, O.R., Buler, P.I. & Odegova, N.V. Improvement of Protective Properties of Borosilicate Melt by Introducing Deoxidizers. Glass and Ceramics 61, 286–287 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:GLAC.0000048691.76521.2e

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