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Electrochemical oxygen fugacity measurements

It is also possible to measure oxygen and other gas fugacities with electrochemical sensors. These methods use the same theoretical principles that apply to measurement of Eh. The design and operation of such sensors is described in detail by Sato (1971) and Huebner (1987). We will illustrate the technique briefly, by describing an oxygen fugacity sensor. [Pg.497]

Electrochemical Cell for Measuring Oxygen Fugacities in Oxidic Glass-... [Pg.451]

Main electrochemical cell arrangements for measuring oxygen fugacities of oxidic glassforming melts (a) separated reference and measuring electrodes (b) single-rod electrode . [Pg.458]

Sato, M., 1971, Electrochemical Measurements and Control of Oxygen Fugacity and other Gaseous Fugacities with Solid Electrolyte Systems, in Research Techniques for High Pressure and High Temperature, ed. G.C. Ulmer (Springer, New York) p. 43. [Pg.383]


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