A High-temperature furnace with a controlled oxygen regime for studying phase and redox reactions in silicate and oxide systems at 1 Atm
Experiments with silicate and oxide systems with elements of variable valence at high temperatures require equipment that makes it possible to create (and control during the experiments) a certain partial pressure of oxygen. For this purpose, geochemical experimental laboratories utilize high-temper...
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| description | Experiments with silicate and oxide systems with elements of variable valence at high temperatures require equipment that makes it possible to create (and control during the experiments) a certain partial pressure of oxygen. For this purpose, geochemical experimental laboratories utilize high-temperature experimental setups of original design, in which the oxygen regime in the working volume of the furnace is maintained by ows of gas mixtures of certain composition [13]. This review presents a description of this type of high-temperature equipment designed to study phase transformations and redox reactions in iron-bearing silicate melts under a pressure of 1 atm and temperatures of up to 1500. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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