
1. Gas-metal interactions
In this article, when writing chemical reactions, the state of a constituent will be indicated using the following symbols:
< > : solid state.
The allotropic variety can be indicated as an index.
For example,
( ): liquid state.
The standard state is then the pure liquid element.
[ ]: state dissolved in a solvent which, unless otherwise indicated, is the iron whose state is indicated in the subscript.
For example, [N] γ represents nitrogen dissolved in γ-iron,...
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