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Dissolution equilibrium of chromium oxide in a soda lime silicate melt exposed to oxidizing and reducing atmospheres

Carine Petitjean
Pierre-Jean Panteix
Christophe Rapin
Michel Vilasi
Afidah Abdul Rahim
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The dissolution equilibrium of chromium oxide (Cr2O3) in a soda lime silicate melt (Na2O-CaO-5SiO(2)) at 1300 degrees C was studied in two extreme atmospheres. The samples were subjected to oxidizing (fO(2) = air) and reducing (fO(2) = Fe/FeO buffer) atmospheres. The equilibrium was expected to be achieved when there was no significant difference of Cr solubility between rim and core of the samples. Under oxidizing condition, dissolution equilibrium would never been obtained since the Cr-VI and Na tend to volatilize at high temperature. Therefore, a compromising equilibrium time was suggested by taking into account these parameters. The dissolution equilibria for the samples which were subjected to reducing condition were expected to be achieved at 4 h of heat treatment. In both cases, the results are discussed and dissolution mechanisms are proposed regarding the oxygen diffusion through the melt. The oxygen diffusion coefficient (D) was calculated for the samples which were subjected to the reducing atmosphere by taking into account the thickness of grain-free zone existing at the interface. Molecular oxygen probably diffuses within the melt through an interaction with the network oxygen.
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hal-01289990 , version 1 (17-03-2016)

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Tuti Katrina Abdullah, Carine Petitjean, Pierre-Jean Panteix, Christophe Rapin, Michel Vilasi, et al.. Dissolution equilibrium of chromium oxide in a soda lime silicate melt exposed to oxidizing and reducing atmospheres. Materials Chemistry and Physics, 2013, 142 (2-3), pp.572-579. ⟨10.1016/j.matchemphys.2013.07.055⟩. ⟨hal-01289990⟩
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