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Internal Oxidation of an Ag–1.3 at.% Te Alloy

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The internal oxidation of Ag–1.3 at.% Te was studied at 750, 800, and 830°C in pure oxygen (1 atm). The internal oxidation under such high oxygen pressure resulted in formation of two different types of oxide particles and two different fronts of internal oxidation in the internal oxidation zone. The coarser Ag2TeO3 particles were formed through the in situ internal oxidation of Ag2Te particles and the tiny oxide precipitates (most probably also Ag2TeO3) were formed through internal oxidation of tellurium from solid solution. Considering the mechanism of internal oxidation, both diffusionless and diffusive modes were found to be present simultaneously in the oxidation of Ag–1.3 at.% Te alloy. These results were examined with regard to the solubility of tellurium in silver, which was found to be 0.1 at.% Te at 750°C and 0.26 at.% Te at 830°C, as well as the presence and dissolution of Ag2Te particles.

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Kosec, L., Roth, J., Bizjak, M. et al. Internal Oxidation of an Ag–1.3 at.% Te Alloy. Oxidation of Metals 56, 395–414 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012591914892

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