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Problems of Combustion in Chemical Technology and in Metallurgy

A. G. Merzhanov

Institute of Chemical Physics of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow

Abstract: Combustion processes leading to the formation of valuable products of chemical technology and metallurgy – acetylene, carbon black, starting materials for acid manufacture, metal oxides, ferro-alloys, refractory compounds, etc. – are surveyed with emphasis on the possibilities and the advantages of combustion as a technical chemical procedure. Prospects for the widespread utilisation of combustion processes in chemical technology and metallurgy are examined on the basis of specific examples. Certain aspects of the development of combustion theory in connection with technical problems are discussed.
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UDC: 541.126

DOI: 10.1070/RC1976v045n05ABEH002645

 English version: Russian Chemical Reviews, 1976, 45:5, 409–420

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