The mechanism of cavity formation during high temperature oxidation of nickel
作者： R.H. Bricknell , D.A. Woodford
DOI: 10.1016/0001-6160(82)90064-5
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摘要: … voids observed in nickel following high temperature oxidation: vacancy injection, oxide growth … have been seen following oxidation in iron [36], cobalt [37], cobaltchrome alloys [38], and …
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