April 1, 1956Journal of the American Ceramic Society

Aids in Hydrothermal Experimentation: II, Methods of Making Mixtures for Both “Dry” and “Wet” Phase Equilibrium Studies

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Various methods for the preparation of mixtures for phase equilibrium studies are described. Especial attention has been paid to compositions which cannot be preserved in a glass structure.

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Various methods for the preparation of mixtures for phase equilibrium studies are described. Especial attention has been paid to compositions which cannot be preserved in a glass structure.

Aids in Hydrothermal Experimentation: II, Methods of Making Mixtures for Both “Dry” and “Wet” Phase Equilibrium Studies

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Aids in Hydrothermal Experimentation: II, Methods of Making Mixtures for Both “Dry” and “Wet” Phase Equilibrium Studies

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