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The main objective of this article is to investigate the effect of heating (from below or above) on stability of mechanical equilibrium in binary and ternary gas mixtures. Three series of experiments on instabilities in are reported gaseous diffusion. In one series occurrence of convective flows under diffusive mixing are investigated in the systems N2O . The temperature difference when the transition between the diffusion and the convective processes happen is higher at the bottom arrangement of N2O. In the second series the influence of temperature difference are studied in the mixture !!#$$$#!$$$%# !#& '# $#$ !!#$$$#$(##$&$ )*+*), (-# $%$ #$#& %$ -!$$ !$$ %# ) . !#/ ##%% Linear stability theory is applied to determine the boundary of transition from the state of diffusion to the region of convection. The results of numerical study are in good agreement with the experiments.

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