UID:
almahu_9949198583402882
Format:
38 illus.
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online resource.
Edition:
1st ed. 1965.
ISBN:
9781475700763
Content:
Surface phenomena in the field of high-temperature processes are attracting ever increasing attention on the part of scientific workers and engineers. In this field, many questions of applied science cannot properly be solved without taking into account the characteristics caused by surface phenomena at the various interfaces. The importance of surface phenomena in the pyrometallurgy of nonferrous and ferrous metals was convincingly demonstrated at a scientific conference on this problem held in Moscow towards the end of 1961. The English translation of the transactions of this conference, "Surface Phenomena in Metallurgical Processes, .. and its publication in the USA will ena ble American scientists and engineers working in the field of surface phenomena and metallurgy to acquaint themselves with the work of Russian investigators in this inter esting field of physical chemistry and the theory of metallurgical processes. In the Soviet Union, important groups of scientists in Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, Sverdlovsk. and other cities are engaged in the study of surface phenomena as applied to the different branches of metallurgy. We trust that the publication of the American edition of the book "Surface Phenomena in Metallurgical Processes" will help to strengthen the scientific bonds between Soviet and American scientists.
Note:
Opening address by Academician A. N. Vol'skii -- The Role of Surface Phenomena in Pyrometallurgy and Electrometallurgy of Nonferrous Metal -- Surface Phenomena in Ferrous Metallurgy -- Surface Phenomena in Powder Metallurgy Processes -- Some Physicochemical Features of Surface Phenomena in High-Temperature Melts -- The Thermodynamic Estimation of the Surface Energy of Solid -- Application of the Thermodynamic Method in the Capillarity Theory -- The Connection Between the Bulk Properties and Surface Properties of Substance -- Influence of the Application of Direct Current on the Wetting of Graphite by Halides of Metals of the First and Second Groups -- Structural Features of the Interface Between Liquid Aluminum and a Cryolite-Alumina Melt -- Surface Phenomena and Aluminum Loss in Molten Salts -- Study of Surface Phenomena at the Interface Between Anode and Cryolite-Alumina Melt -- Influence of Sulfates on the Cathode Process in the Electrodeposition of Magnesium -- Ion Exchange and Interfacial Tension at a Melt-Slag Boundary -- Electrocapillary Phenomena in an Iron-Slag System -- Influence of Carbon on the Strength of Adhesion of Iron to White Slags and Carbide Slag -- Surface Properties of Sulfide Melts of the Iron-Nickel-Sulfur System -- Influence of Calcium Sulfide on the Surface Tension and Density of Silicate Melts -- Some Questions of the Measurement of the Surface Tension of Molten Metals by the Method of Maximum Gas Bubble Pressure -- Influence of Rare-Earth Elements on the Surface Tension of Liquid Iron -- Surface Tension of Metals at the Interface with a Gas and Their Own Melt -- Wettability of Some Minerals by Liquid Lead Under a Layer of Molten Salts -- Contact Melting of Crystals of Eutectic Systems -- Effect of Radiation on the Contact Melting of Metals -- Density, Surface Energy, and Electrical Conductivity of Liquid Manganese-Silicon Alloys -- Measurement of the Surface Tension of Magnesium Cast Iron -- Investigation of Corrosion Processes in Molten Chlorides -- Study of the Processes of Formation of Intermediate Layers at the Base Metal-Coating Metal Interface in Electrodeposition -- Investigation of the Wetting of and Adhesion to Graphite and Diamond by Liquid Metal -- Influence of the Physicochemical Properties of the Slag on the Separation of Liquid Phases in the Production of High-Percentage of Ferrovanadium by the Aluminothermic Method -- Resolution.
In:
Springer Nature eBook
Additional Edition:
Printed edition: ISBN 9781475700787
Additional Edition:
Printed edition: ISBN 9780306107047
Additional Edition:
Printed edition: ISBN 9781475700770
Language:
English
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4757-0076-3
URL:
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0076-3
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