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The parabolic growth of oxide solid solutions on binary alloys: A semiempirical approach

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The growth of solid solution oxide scales on alloys has been described by considering either the transport of the cations themselves, or that of the defect species in the oxide lattice. The two approaches have been shown to be similar. However, it has become apparent that the simplified defect model implicitly assumed in previous analyses using the ionic transport approach is not adequate to fully describe the variation of ionic diffusivities with oxygen potential or oxide composition. Further analyses, using a combination of the two approaches, are suggested.

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Whittle, D.P., Gesmundo, F. & Viani, F. The parabolic growth of oxide solid solutions on binary alloys: A semiempirical approach. Oxid Met 16, 81–98 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00603745

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