journal article·2023-06Open access

Inconel®625 oxidation in CO2: Kinetics and reaction mechanism

Boris Contri, Stéphane Valette, Marina Soustre, Pierre Lefort

Corrosion Science· Volume 217

Abstract

Inconel®625 oxidizes in CO 2 from about 750 °C. The reaction, studied at the beginning, does not depend on the CO 2 pressure. Between 900 and 1000 °C, and for weight increases < 0.5 mg/ cm², the oxidation is parabolic forming chromia layers. The components nickel and molybdenum do not oxidize. The apparent activation energy is 310 ± 18 kJ / mol. Unlike what is usually admitted for the oxidation of chromia-forming alloys, the chromia layer does not protect the alloy, the limiting step of the oxidation being the outwards diffusion of chromium inside the alloy, not inside the oxide layer.
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