@mekkiseghier certainly not chlorine gas but definitely argon, can't use the 3 Nobel gasses before that because they are lighter than air and the last two Nobel gasses can't be used because they are unobtainable and radioactive or extremely deadly. Not chlorine, though lots of problems with chlorines reactivity and dangerous nature. Argon would be your best bet because it's not lighter than air and still inert (non reactive). Have a nice day!
can i make a melting steel furnace with the tungsten( i must arrive to 1600 C at least) if i replace the air by the Cl 2 [Cl2 is more heavy than the air ]to prevent the oxydation of the tungsten (fusion point 3500 C) and i want to use the graphit [fusion point 3000 C (battery Column )]inside the furnace for the electric conduction.i think that the 1st problem is ;is the chlore suitable ?or other gaz;neon or else .the 2nd ; can i melt an acceptable quantity of the steel ?.is it possible? thanks
@mekkiseghier certainly not chlorine gas but definitely argon, can't use the 3 Nobel gasses before that because they are lighter than air and the last two Nobel gasses can't be used because they are unobtainable and radioactive or extremely deadly. Not chlorine, though lots of problems with chlorines reactivity and dangerous nature. Argon would be your best bet because it's not lighter than air and still inert (non reactive). Have a nice day!
2Lazy2ThinkOfSomthin 11 months ago
can i make a melting steel furnace with the tungsten( i must arrive to 1600 C at least) if i replace the air by the Cl 2 [Cl2 is more heavy than the air ]to prevent the oxydation of the tungsten (fusion point 3500 C) and i want to use the graphit [fusion point 3000 C (battery Column )]inside the furnace for the electric conduction.i think that the 1st problem is ;is the chlore suitable ?or other gaz;neon or else .the 2nd ; can i melt an acceptable quantity of the steel ?.is it possible? thanks
mekkiseghier2002 1 year ago