tsathoggua1
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Vitrifying AlNiCo magnets w/ K-glass
This is mainly in view of some tosspot having pinched my stirbars.
But I do have some AlNiCo magnets, which I read are some of the most highly coercive permanent magnets going commonly.
Anybody happen to know the vitrification temperature of a saturated soln. of potash glass? wondering if I can get away with spraying potassium
silicate solution onto such a magnet and torching it in order to form a vitrified outer layer in order to protect the magnet itself from highly acidic
or alkaline environments.
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You could also put it into a glass tube of appropriate diameter, and then melt it closed.
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