2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2007.05.006
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RETRACTED: Nitrogen spray atomization of molten tin metal: Powder morphology characteristics

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“…For a fixed value of the particle size, temperature, and composition, the constant k can be experimentally determined at any time from the pair of points (a,t) and relation (3). Under these conditions, designating as W(a) the first term of the equality (3), and replacing D with its numerical value (D = 1.57), the equation that describes the oxidation process can be written as:…”
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“…For a fixed value of the particle size, temperature, and composition, the constant k can be experimentally determined at any time from the pair of points (a,t) and relation (3). Under these conditions, designating as W(a) the first term of the equality (3), and replacing D with its numerical value (D = 1.57), the equation that describes the oxidation process can be written as:…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The atomization process remains a good choice among the different methods of metal-powder production due to its versatility and the quality and purity of the resulting powders, the control of their properties and the potential for mass production [3]. The atomization process of molten metals is the starting step in a new production process for oxide ceramic powders.…”
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