Measurement of oxygen potentials in Ag-Pb system employing oxygen sensor
Abstract Accurate and instantaneous analysis of dissolved nonmetallic or metallic species in molten metals at elevated temperatures using an online electrochemical sensor is important for continuous process control during metal refining and alloying operations in metallurgical industries. In this ar...
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Abstract Accurate and instantaneous analysis of dissolved nonmetallic or metallic species in molten metals at elevated temperatures using an online electrochemical sensor is important for continuous process control during metal refining and alloying operations in metallurgical industries. In this article, the application of long-life, solid-state electrochemical sensors for oxygen has been demonstrated to measure the oxygen potential as a function of the lead concentration in a molten Ag-Pb system at 1323 K. Yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) in the form of one end-closed tube 20 mm long, 3 mm inner diameter, and 1 mm wall thickness has been used as a solid electrolyte in the oxygen sensor. Electromotive force (EMF) of the solid-state electrochemical cell (−)Pt, Ni-NiO//YSZ//OAg-Pb, Mo(+) has been measured at 1323 K. The reference electrode consisted of Ni + NiO biphasic mixture; the working electrode was composed of a molten Ag-Pb alloy of varying concentrations of lead. The concentrations of lead in silver ranged from 0.02 to 10.20 wt pct. Samples of the molten alloy were drawn after each addition of Pb to Ag and analyzed by induction coupled plasma (ICP). © ASM International & TMS-The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society 2001 |
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Abstract Accurate and instantaneous analysis of dissolved nonmetallic or metallic species in molten metals at elevated temperatures using an online electrochemical sensor is important for continuous process control during metal refining and alloying operations in metallurgical industries. In this article, the application of long-life, solid-state electrochemical sensors for oxygen has been demonstrated to measure the oxygen potential as a function of the lead concentration in a molten Ag-Pb system at 1323 K. Yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) in the form of one end-closed tube 20 mm long, 3 mm inner diameter, and 1 mm wall thickness has been used as a solid electrolyte in the oxygen sensor. Electromotive force (EMF) of the solid-state electrochemical cell (−)Pt, Ni-NiO//YSZ//OAg-Pb, Mo(+) has been measured at 1323 K. The reference electrode consisted of Ni + NiO biphasic mixture; the working electrode was composed of a molten Ag-Pb alloy of varying concentrations of lead. The concentrations of lead in silver ranged from 0.02 to 10.20 wt pct. Samples of the molten alloy were drawn after each addition of Pb to Ag and analyzed by induction coupled plasma (ICP). © ASM International & TMS-The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society 2001 |
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