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Distinguishing of carbons and oxidation behaviour (Part 1): Exploring model-free kinetics and RAMAN spectroscopy as a synergistic approach for evaluating carbon-bonded-refractories

Ebrima Sallah, Wafaa Al-Shatty Orcid Logo, Cameron Pleydell-Pearce, Andy J. London, Chris Smith

Carbon Trends, Volume: 8, Start page: 100174

Swansea University Authors: Ebrima Sallah, Wafaa Al-Shatty Orcid Logo, Cameron Pleydell-Pearce

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.cartre.2022.100174

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A rapid synergetic profiling approach to determining oxidation behaviour and distinguishing of carbons within a refractory composite was explored for steel end user application. The efficacy for both Raman spectroscopy and model free kinetics were studied and proved successful for adoption as routin...

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Ebrima Sallah
Wafaa Al-Shatty
Cameron Pleydell-Pearce
title_short Distinguishing of carbons and oxidation behaviour (Part 1): Exploring model-free kinetics and RAMAN spectroscopy as a synergistic approach for evaluating carbon-bonded-refractories
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