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RECENTLY, J. P. Burden1 discussed the elimination of a glow discharge in induction-heated vacuum furnaces. As Burden indicated, the glow discharge is troublesome because it robs energy. In addition, in vacuum analysis systems, the discharge is often intolerable because of the consequent evolution of gases from glass furnace parts.
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Burden, J. P., Nature, 188, 221 (1960).
Guldner, W. G., and Beach, A. L., Anal. Chem., 22, 366 (1950).
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FAGEL, J. Elimination of a Glow Discharge in an Induction-heated Vacuum Furnace. Nature 189, 212–213 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/189212b0
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