Journal of the American Ceramic Society · 1965 · 37 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceHeat TransferMetallurgySolid-state ChemistryHigh-temperature MaterialsPowder MetallurgyThermal Properties Of CeramicsThermal Properties Of MaterialsThermodynamics Of CeramicsBoron CarbideBulk DensityBulk Density MeasurementCarbide-based MaterialsHigh-temperature Thermal PropertiesVaporization
The vaporization rates in vacuum of hot‐pressed HfC, TaC, and solid solutions of these carbides in the range 2225° to 2725°C were determined by a Langmuir‐type method. A composition near 80TaC.ZOHfC (mole %) exhibited the lowest vaporization rate of the compositions within this pseudobinary system. Variations in initial sample bulk density and vapor‐specie condensa tion on the furnace wall have negligible effects on the measured vaporization rates.
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The Heat of Sublimation of Carbon.
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