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Work, D. E. (1981). Chemistry of metal halide lamps: a review. Lighting Research and Technology, 13(3), 143–152. Added by: Sarina (2010-11-22 11:17:01) |
Resource type: Journal Article DOI: 10.1177/096032718101300304 BibTeX citation key: Work1981 View all bibliographic details ![]() |
Categories: Englisch = English Keywords: Halogenmetalldampflampe = Metal Halide Lamp, Lampen = Lamps Creators: Work Collection: Lighting Research and Technology |
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Abstract |
Metal halide lamps are complex high temperature chemical systems which are neither closed (with respect to material flow) nor well defined thermochemically. This complexity, coupled with the commercial importance of this lamp type, has spurred the development of several models which attempt to describe the chemical (and physical) phenomena which occur. This paper reviews the published literature over the past decade which treats the chemical phenomena and the modelling of these processes. The emphases in the paper are three: (1) the availability of pertinent thermochemical data and the bases for these data; (2) material requirements and limitations; and (3) observed chemical interactions among the chemical additives, the envelope, electrode materials, and impurities. A brief discussion of transport processes (chemical, convective, diffusive) is included.
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