Hastie, J.
, Bonnell, D.
and Schenck, P.
(2000),
Development and Application of Very High Temperature Mass Spectrometry: Vapor Pressure Determinations Over Liquid Refractories, Pure and Applied Chemistry
(Accessed December 4, 2024)
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Development and Application of Very High Temperature Mass Spectrometry: Vapor Pressure Determinations Over Liquid Refractories
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Abstract
Existing thermodynamic and vaporization data for liquid refractories are based either on estimates or on data extrapolated from studies on the solids obtained at much lower temperatures. Previously we have shown that pulsed laser heating, coupled with time-dependent mass spectrometry of the free-expansion vapor plume, can be used for semi-quantitative measurements of vaporization thermochemistry. The present work extends this approach with the development of (a) more direct, and more accurate, methods for determining the system temperature and pressure, (b) improved determinations of key parameters such as ionization cross sections, (c) improved characterization of the gas dynamic expansion and thermal equilibration processes.Citation
Pure and Applied Chemistry
Volume
72
Issue
No. 11
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
Al2O3, C, high temperature, mass spectrometry, SiC, thermochemistry, Y2O3, ZrO2
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Created November 1, 2000, Updated February 19, 2017