The relationship between inoculants and infertility decline

The relationship between inoculants and infertility decline

Inoculants and inoculants are closely related. The inoculation time of silicon is short, because it mainly exerts the inoculation effect by stimulating the generation of autogenous nuclei. Long-term heat preservation at high temperature will weaken the concentration fluctuation and energy fluctuation through diffusion, which will lead to the gradual reduction of authigenic nuclei. Barium is a good inoculant element, it generates ionic barium dicarbide, which is relatively stable. In addition, its specific gravity is larger than that of calcium, it has a smaller vapor pressure, and the decay time can be prolonged. It is a promising inoculant.

Aluminum, titanium, zirconium and cerium have strong deoxidation ability except that their own carbides can be used as crystal nuclei. They further deoxidize molten iron, reduce the combination of oxygen and calcium, create favorable conditions for the combination of calcium and carbon, promote the formation of calcium dicarbide nuclei, and protect calcium dicarbide from functioning for a longer period of time.