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Sat, 14 Dec 1996 11:02:48 -0300 (GMT)

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Aluminum, CO2 and H2O

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Dear Bruce,
As I know, CO2/H2O equilibration can be studied in a glass vessels
or in a quartz vessels (at elevated temperatures). I think that
Aluminum is not a good material, because an oxidation film on
it's surface can react with water.
Cheers,
Elena

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