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A Facile Method to Control Cooling Rate and its Possible Application

A facile approach to control the cooling rate of high temperature charging was first suggested. The furnace tube surrounded with electrical wires was put into Dewar flask whose degree of vacuum was controlled. Switching off the power and changing the degree of vacuum when the temperature of charging...

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Published in:	Crystal research and technology (1979) 2002-02, Vol.37 (2-3), p.231-234
Main Authors:	He, Y.Z., Lang, P.L., Zhao, Y.G., Cao, B.S.
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Subjects:	cooling rate Cross-disciplinary physics: materials science rheology crystal growth Dewar flask Exact sciences and technology Materials science Methods of crystal growth physics of crystal growth Physics
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