A high temperature vacuum furnace suitable for spectroscopic investigations is described. A coil of tungsten wire is used as the heating element. Thermal insulation is provided by the use of insulating bricks. Temperatures of the order of 2000°C are attained with a power consumption of 2.5 kw.
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Kenneth R. More (1938) studied this question.