Oxidation Characteristics of Magnesium Diboride
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The oxidation characteristics and energy releasing characteristics of MgB 2 were studied using oxygen bomb calorimeter, thermal analyzer and tube furnace. Results show that the combustion heat and combustion efficiencies of MgB 2 are all higher than those of amorphous boron. In the temperature range explored (298-1673 K), four successive phases are observed in the oxidation process of MgB 2 under slow heating rate. The primary oxidation stage of MgB 2 occurrs between 1200 K and 1665 K. However, the primary oxidation stage of amorphous boron occurrs nearly 1919 K. At 1665 K, the oxidation percentage of MgB 2 is 94.3%, compared to 43.6% of amorphous boron. Compared with amorphous boron, the fact that complete oxidation of MgB 2 can be achieved at lower temperature indicates its superiority.
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