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Reactions between Mn of manganese steel and CO₂, which derives from limestone containing refractories under high temperature, were studied via vacuum induction furnace. Refractory crucibles manufactured with limestone contents of 0, 10 and 20 wt-% were filled with manganese steel, which was melted in an Ar atmosphere. Samples were taken from the steel liquid at regular intervals by quartz tube during the experiment; the molten steel was poured out from crucible when the experiment was finished. Mn, C and total oxygen content of steel samples taken from the molten steel were tested, and also, the refractory crucible was investigated after the experiments. The results show that CO₂, which comes from limestone containing refractories, can react with the Mn in the steel, the result being an increase in C content and total oxygen content of steel.

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