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It was experimentally shown that, at a temperature below–25°C, an iron nanopowder produced by a chemical metallurgical method does not ignite spontaneously in dry air. At this temperature, the nanopowder is passivated by atmospheric oxygen so that it neither is oxidized, nor self-ignites in air at room temperature. Thus, the proposed nanopowder production method ensures an acceptable safety level of handling nanopowders while preserving their unique properties.
Doklady Chemistry – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 2, 2017
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