Can CO2 be used as the protective gas in metallic magnesium?

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As the title suggests, can CO2 be used as the protective gas in metallic magnesium? Thank you!

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Crystalline magnesium in a cold state remains essentially stable even in air; at higher temperatures, carbon dioxide can oxidize metallic magnesium, and in the case of magnesium vapor, even carbon monoxide can oxidize it.

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