Studies on Chromite-Magnesia Refractories by using Sea-Water Magnesia, (IV)

IMPROVING HYDRATION RESISTANCE OF MAGNESIA-DOLOMA REFRACTORIES BYIRON OXIDE ADDITION

Abstract: There have been lots of studies to control the poor hydration resistance of dolomite refractories one of themost effective solutions has been the addition of magnesia to doloma. Using a co-clinker of magnesia-doloma as astarting material would provide more homogeneity in the properties of the product and has been published recently.On the other hand, addition of iron oxide to doloma h...

Near death by milk of magnesia.

We report a case of hypermagnesemia associated with the use of milk of magnesia in a male patient with end-stage renal disease. After experiencing nausea and vomiting, he developed severe bradycardia and then asystole. Resuscitation efforts were successful; however, he developed atrial fibrillation with severe widening of the QRS and diffuse ST elevation, hypothermia, hypotension and apnoea req...

Effect of Particle Size Distribution and Chemical Composition on Properties of Magnesia Chromite Bricks

The present study was undertaken to improve the quality and increase the life time of magnesia-chromite refractory bricks used in the copper and lead industries. The results show that a decrease in the amount of large chromite particles in the formulation improves the thermomechanical properties and also reduces the slag penetration in the bricks. In addition it was also observed that the use o...

COI oxidation on a single Pd atom supported on magnesia.

The oxidation of CO on single Pd atoms anchored to MgO(100) surface oxygen vacancies is studied with temperature-programmed-reaction mass spectrometry and infrared spectroscopy. In one-heating-cycle experiments, CO(2), formed from O(2) and CO preadsorbed at 90 K, is detected at 260 and 500 K. Ab-initio simulations suggest two reaction routes, with Pd(CO)(2)O(2) and PdCO(3)CO found as precursors...

Farther Observations on the Action of Lime Water and Magnesia on Common Peruvian Bark