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How laser heating of tantalum in an atmosphere of various gases affects the absorbance of its surface in the infrared region

A. P. Gagarin, V. S. Makin, and P. Kohns

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An increase of the absorbance of a tantalum surface when it is heated in an atmosphere of air, nitrogen, and hydrogen to temperatures no greater than 900 °C has been experimentally detected, associated with the dissolution of oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen in the skin layer of the metal.

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