Natural and Thermally Formed Oxide Films on Aluminum
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Abstract
Structure and rate of formation of natural and thermally formed oxide films on Al are discussed. It is shown that these films consist of a layer of barrier‐type oxide, the thickness of which is primarily a function of temperature, and a porous layer, the thickness of which is determined by time and natural forces associated with the environment. Effects of temperature and environment on the formation rate and ultimate thickness of these layers are described.
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