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Cooperative study of methods for the determination of oxygen in steel
1937
Journal of research of the National Bureau of Standards
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The data from reports of 35 laboratories, comprising more than 2,000 analytical determinations, indicate that the vacuum-fusion method yields accurate r esults for the oxygen contents of plain-carbon steels either aluminum-killed, siliconkilled, or of the rimming type; the aqueous-iodine method yields accurate results for some types of killed steels and low results for other steels; more data, and particularly more concordant data, are necessary to define the accuracy of the other methods
doi:10.6028/jres.018.013
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