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Molten Aluminium Oxycarbide, Considered as an Ionic Mixture

  • Ketil Motzfeldt, , Bjørn Sandberg, and Stein Julsrud,
Published/Copyright: May 6, 2011
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High Temperature Materials and Processes
From the journal High Temperature Materials and Processes Volume 20 Issue 3-4

Published Online: 2011-05-06
Published in Print: 2001-10

©2011 by Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co.

Articles in the same Issue

  1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
  2. Fluxes - Is There A Panoramic View?
  3. Toward Future Development: Pros and Cons of Ironmaking and Steelmaking Slags and Mold Fluxes
  4. The Science and Technology of Slags for Iron and Steelmaking
  5. In situ Observations and Thermal Analysis of Crystallization Phenomena in Mold Slags
  6. Liquidus Surface of Newly Defined "Ferrous Calcium Silicate Slag" and its Metallurgical Implications
  7. Electrowinning Magnesium Metal from MgCl2-NdOCl Melt Using Solid-Oxide Oxygen-Ion-Conducting Membrane Technology
  8. The Measurement of Thermophysical Properties of Molten Slags and Fluxes
  9. Prediction of Surface Tension in Molten Ionic Systems
  10. Molten Aluminium Oxycarbide, Considered as an Ionic Mixture
  11. High-Accuracy Electrical Conductivity Measurements of Corrosive Melts Using the Coaxial Cylinders Technique
  12. Bubble Generation in MgO-C Crucible Charged with Slag and Metal in Relation to Local Corrosion
  13. Thermodynamics of Redox Equilibrium in Slags
  14. Measurements Of The Ferrous Oxide Activities In Slags To Reduce Steelmaking Slag Volume
  15. Copper Solubility In SiO2-CaO-FeOx Slag Equilibrated With Matte
  16. Slag Modelling and Industrial Applications
  17. In-Situ Gravimetric Studies of Wetting, Penetration and Wear of Refractories by Molten Slags
  18. Properties of Fluxes used in Molten Aluminium Processing
  19. Virtual Molten Salt Laboratory: Dream or Reality?
  20. Electrochemical Performance of the Porous Nickel Anode in the Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell
https://doi.org/10.1515/HTMP.2001.20.3-4.241
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Articles in the same Issue

  1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
  2. Fluxes - Is There A Panoramic View?
  3. Toward Future Development: Pros and Cons of Ironmaking and Steelmaking Slags and Mold Fluxes
  4. The Science and Technology of Slags for Iron and Steelmaking
  5. In situ Observations and Thermal Analysis of Crystallization Phenomena in Mold Slags
  6. Liquidus Surface of Newly Defined "Ferrous Calcium Silicate Slag" and its Metallurgical Implications
  7. Electrowinning Magnesium Metal from MgCl2-NdOCl Melt Using Solid-Oxide Oxygen-Ion-Conducting Membrane Technology
  8. The Measurement of Thermophysical Properties of Molten Slags and Fluxes
  9. Prediction of Surface Tension in Molten Ionic Systems
  10. Molten Aluminium Oxycarbide, Considered as an Ionic Mixture
  11. High-Accuracy Electrical Conductivity Measurements of Corrosive Melts Using the Coaxial Cylinders Technique
  12. Bubble Generation in MgO-C Crucible Charged with Slag and Metal in Relation to Local Corrosion
  13. Thermodynamics of Redox Equilibrium in Slags
  14. Measurements Of The Ferrous Oxide Activities In Slags To Reduce Steelmaking Slag Volume
  15. Copper Solubility In SiO2-CaO-FeOx Slag Equilibrated With Matte
  16. Slag Modelling and Industrial Applications
  17. In-Situ Gravimetric Studies of Wetting, Penetration and Wear of Refractories by Molten Slags
  18. Properties of Fluxes used in Molten Aluminium Processing
  19. Virtual Molten Salt Laboratory: Dream or Reality?
  20. Electrochemical Performance of the Porous Nickel Anode in the Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell
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