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Investigation measures oxygen solubility in molten lead, suggesting key metallurgical insights.
In spite of their metallurgical importance only a few publications regarding to the solubility of oxygen in molten lead have been mentioned in these ten years. In the present investigation, for the purpose of determining the solubility, molten lead was saturated with oxygen in air and its content was analysed by hydrogen reduction method; the amount of water produced by the reaction was determined by the measurement of the pressure of water vapour at the known volume. The study was made at the range of temperatures from 600℃ to 900℃.
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