Part IX - Communications - On the Origin and Identity of the Oxide Platelets Observed in Tantalum after Oxidation

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
L. M. Adelsberg G. R. St. Pierre R. Speiser
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Jan 1, 1967

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OXIDE platelets have been observed'-3 in oxidized tantalum adjacent to the metal-oxide interface, Fig. 1. The origin and identity of the platelets are important with respect to the proposal of an acceptable mechanism of tantalum oxidation. At reaction temperatures below 750°C, it has been established that the platelets
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APA: L. M. Adelsberg G. R. St. Pierre R. Speiser  (1967)  Part IX - Communications - On the Origin and Identity of the Oxide Platelets Observed in Tantalum after Oxidation

MLA: L. M. Adelsberg G. R. St. Pierre R. Speiser Part IX - Communications - On the Origin and Identity of the Oxide Platelets Observed in Tantalum after Oxidation. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1967.

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