1963
DOI: 10.1524/zkri.1963.119.3-4.264
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Röntgenaufnahmen mit der Buergerschen Präzessionskamera bei Temperaturen zwischen 1000°C und 2000°C

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“…The use of a flame to heat a crystal mounted on a precession camera was first introduced by Gubser et al (1963). Nukui et al (1972) adopted three separate nozzles directed at the crystal to reach temperatures of 2300°C.…”
Section: Open Flame Heatersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of a flame to heat a crystal mounted on a precession camera was first introduced by Gubser et al (1963). Nukui et al (1972) adopted three separate nozzles directed at the crystal to reach temperatures of 2300°C.…”
Section: Open Flame Heatersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…iii) gas flame heating, initiated by Gubser et al [34] up to 2 000 eC and then developed by a Japanese research group up to 2 300 K on a four circle diffractometer [35,36] for crystal structure studies of refractory oxides [37] as well as for structural investigations on molten refractories [38]. In addition, this heating equipment is attachable to Weissenberg and precession cameras, with no heat damage to the surrounding equipment [39].…”
Section: Introductioamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This burner was too large to use for single-crystal studies. Gubser, Hoffmann & Nissen (1963) and Matsuyama, Morikawa & Iwai (1976) constructed single-nozzle burner heating equipment for a precession camera and successfully applied it to studies of anorthite (CaAIzSi208) and ZrO 2. Thus, gas-flame heaters are applicable to structural investigations of materials which are not chemically affected by exposure to the combustion of an oxygen-propane mixture.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%