Iron alloys containing titanium oxidized in air at 1000C (1832 F) at a rate diminishing as titanium content increased. Relative thicknesses of three oxide layers were markedly different from thicknesses measured on pure iron exposed under like conditions.

Subject
Iron oxide, Oxide layers, Thickness measurement, Iron, Weight gain, Titanium oxide, Constants, Oxide scales, Metals, Specimen preparation, Titanium, Titanium alloys, Oxidation
© 1967 National Association of Corrosion Engineers
1967
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