1968
DOI: 10.13182/nt68-a28025
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Continuous Carbon Meter for Sodium Systems

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“…This cycling effect has been applied to explain gross effects of oxygen on the liquid metal corrosion detected in some systems. Other interstitial impurities such as nitrogen, hydrogen and carbon also play an important role and have been studied to some extent (28)(29)(30). However, due to the fact that oxygen is the major concern in this investi gation, the reactions due to the presence of other impurities will not be discussed here.…”
Section: Impurity Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This cycling effect has been applied to explain gross effects of oxygen on the liquid metal corrosion detected in some systems. Other interstitial impurities such as nitrogen, hydrogen and carbon also play an important role and have been studied to some extent (28)(29)(30). However, due to the fact that oxygen is the major concern in this investi gation, the reactions due to the presence of other impurities will not be discussed here.…”
Section: Impurity Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%