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High-temperature corrosion occurs without a liquid electrolyte and relies on oxidation reactions to form protective oxide scales. The properties of these oxide films determine corrosion resistance. Materials must withstand excessive metal loss from scale formation and internal oxidation, which can reduce strength. Several mechanisms control corrosion rates, including oxide film formation and volatility. Stable, protective oxide scales form depending on temperature and environment. Scale properties like thic
- Author
- Sayan Biswas
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- EN