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Internal morphologies of bulk shape oxides in a melt of Ti bearing low-carbon steel were analyzed. The outer shapes of nearly spherical inclusions containing Ti were quite different from the shape of alumina inclusions that typically have a cluster form. A cross-section investigation using a polishing method and the FIB method revealed that the TiOx−Al2O3 complex oxide covers alumina clusters and that the interfaces of the alumina and complex oxide are modified as time passes.
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Doo, WC., Kim, DY., Kang, SC. et al. The morphology of Al−Ti−O complex oxide inclusions formed in an ultra low-carbon steel melt during the RH process. Met. Mater. Int. 13, 249–255 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03027813
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