Action Of Lead-Glass Melts On Tin-Dioxide Electrodes

Electrodes of tin dioxide are widely used for melting lead crystal and other glasses containing up to 50% PbO. Successful experience has been obtained with melting glasses containing over 70% PbO in a tank furnace with a capacity of around 1/t molten glass. However, the service life of the electrodes in the melts of high-lead glasses is very short, much shorter than in furnaces used to melt crystal.

Author
Un-named
Origin
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Journal Title
Glass & Ceramics 1987 57-60
Sector
General
Class
G 3802

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Action Of Lead-Glass Melts On Tin-Dioxide Electrodes
Glass & Ceramics 1987 57-60
G 3802
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