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The Verneuil Process

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The idea and basic embodiment of the flame-fusion process were announced by Verneuil in 1902; initially the only purpose of the process was to make gem rubies.(1,2) The chief virtues of this method as far as today’s technology and research are concerned are that it can be applied to a variety of oxides, and that no crucible is required to hold the melt. Problems connected with the use of a crucible, such as contamination by or reaction with the crucible material, are thereby avoided, an advantage that is more important the higher the melting point of the crystal.

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