Ceramics-Silikáty 16, (4) 263 - 266 (1972) |
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CORROSION OF MOLYBDENUM ELECTRODES BY MOLTEN ANTIMONY
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Hulínský Václav, Staněk Jaroslav
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Department of the Technology of Silicates, Institute of Chemical Technology, Prague
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Molybdenum electrodes employed in electric melting of glass are subject to intercrystalline corrosion by molten antimony, forming the readily fusible compound Mo₃Sb₇; this substance was determined in the corrosion channels of the electrodes by electron microprobe analysis and the DebyeScherrer X-ray diffraction method. |
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