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Deoxidization is a
method used in
metallurgy to
remove the rest of
oxygen content from
previously reduced iron ore
during steel manufacturing. In contrast...
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Deoxidized steel (also
known as
killed steel) is
steel that has some or all of the
oxygen removed from the melt
during the
steelmaking process. Liquid...
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Ultraviolet radiation, also
known as
simply UV, is
electromagnetic radiation of
wavelengths of 10–400 nanometers,
shorter than that of
visible light, but...
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resistance to wear and heat.
Zirconium at 0.1–0.3%
helps to form graphite,
deoxidize, and
increase fluidity. In
malleable iron melts, bi****h is
added at 0...
- as an
alloying element (ferro-titanium) to
reduce grain size and as a
deoxidizer, and in
stainless steel to
reduce carbon content.
Titanium is
often allo****...
- copper-zinc alloy) is
greatly reduced by the
addition of ****nic. "Phosphorus
Deoxidized ****nical Copper" with an ****nic
content of 0.3% has an
increased corrosion...
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source for lighters,
strikers for gas
welding and
cutting torches,
deoxidization in metallurgy, and
ferrocerium rods.
Because of ferrocerium's ability...
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essential to iron and
steel production by
virtue of its sulfur-fixing,
deoxidizing, and
alloying properties. This
application was
first recognized by the...
- many alloys,
especially aluminum and
copper alloys, and is also used to
deoxidize alloys.
Calcium has
roles in the
making of cheese, mortars, and cement...
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oxidation (see
graphite nodule discussion below).
Yttrium can be used to
deoxidize vanadium and
other non-ferrous metals.
Yttria stabilizes the
cubic form...
