Titanium Oxidation During Thermal Treatment: Inhibiting Role of Nitrogen and Epitaxial Orientation Relations Evidenced by EBSD
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A neutral gas as an oxidation inhibitor may actually be counter‐productive! This is the surprise bottom line of the authors' investigations on thermal treatment of titanium. The 1 % of oxygen in argon build up an oxide layer which is thicker than when Ti is heated in ordinary air—since the latter contains nitrogen. Nitrogen plays the role of a diffusion barrier as it occupies the octahedral sites preventing oxygen from diffusing into the metal.
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OpenAlex topics: Bone Tissue Engineering Materials · Titanium Alloys Microstructure and Properties
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