The mechanism of thermal oxide film formation on low Cr martensitic stainless steel and its behavior in fluoride-based pickling solution in conversion treatment
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Abstract (Attention for corrosion science, the abstract must not exceed more than 100 words) In this research, first a multi-analytical approach was carried out to propose a mechanistic model for the formation of the thermal oxide film on low Cr stainless steel. It describes the effects of kinetically and thermodynamically driven phenomena on the growth of a Fe-Cr complex oxide film at 950℃. Second, the behavior of the thermal oxide film in the presence of fluoride ions, as a relevant pickling agent in conversion treatment, was investigated. It was shown that fluoride ions enter the oxide film and form a complex with Fe and preferentially dissolve hematite islands through a complexation mechanism.
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