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High Temperature Furnace with a Sharp Temperature Gradient

Jasper R. Lewis, Shouguo Huang

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A high temperature furnace with a sharp temperature gradient has been designed and constructed. A maximum temperature gradient of 2550°F/in. was obtained. The versatility of this design may permit many uses in materials research. Its capability of growing a silicon-iron single crystal was demonstrated.

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A high temperature furnace with a sharp temperature gradient has been designed and constructed. A maximum temperature gradient of 2550°F/in. was obtained. The versatility of this design may permit many uses in materials research. Its capability of growing a silicon-iron single crystal was demonstrated.

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A high temperature furnace with a sharp temperature gradient has been designed and constructed. A maximum temperature gradient of 2550°F/in. was obtained. The versatility of this design may permit many uses in materials research. Its capability of growing a silicon-iron single crystal was demonstrated.

Key concepts: Temperature gradient, Materials science, Silicon, Maximum temperature, Temperature measurement, Melting temperature, Crystal (programming language), Vacuum furnace

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