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Combustion of magnesium particles in oxygen-inert atmospheres
C. K. Law
, F. A. Williams
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Engineering
Mass Fraction
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Ignition
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Atmospheric Pressure
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Reaction Zone
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Phase Reaction
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Particle Diameter
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Room Temperature
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Burning Rate
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Particle Surface
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Gas-Phase
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Surface Oxide
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Quenched Sample
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Size Range
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Keyphrases
Magnesium Particle
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Combustion Mechanism
50%
Burning Particles
25%
Scanning Electron Micrography
25%
Solid Oxide
25%
Simplified Theoretical Model
25%
Surface Accumulation
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Oxygen Mass Fraction
25%
Oxygen Reaction
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Delayed Type
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Argon Atmosphere
25%
Initial Flame
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Inert Atmosphere
100%
Photomicrography
33%
Gas Phase Reaction
33%
Argon-Oxygen Atmosphere
33%
Burning Time
33%
Chemical Engineering
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Physics
Photomicrography
25%
Argon-Oxygen Atmosphere
25%
Gas Phase Reaction
25%
Burning Time
25%
Material Science
Micrography
25%