October 1, 1961Journal of the American Ceramic Society

Laboratory Furnace for Studies in Controlled Atmospheres; Melting Points of MgO in a N 2 Atmosphere and of Cr 2 O 3 in N 2 and in Air Atmospheres

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An induction furnace design which readily permits the determination of melting points and basic phase studies is described. The melting point of MgO was redetermined to be 2825°C., and the melting point of Cr 2 O 3 is reported as 2330° and 2315°C. in air and in nitrogen atmospheres, respectively.

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Laboratory Furnace for Studies in Controlled Atmospheres; Melting Points of MgO in a N 2 Atmosphere and of Cr 2 O 3 in N 2 and in Air Atmospheres

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