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It is shown that in the temperature range 1150–1550°K, SrO is reduced by tungsten in vacuum. Both the rate of the reaction and its equilibrium constant can be calculated, giving values in substantial agreement with the experiments, which were performed under conditions such that both could be measured. The use of radioactive isotopes simplified the experimental work.
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Moore et al. (1950) studied this question.
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