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Cyclic oxidation of chromized steels and competitive materials at 650 to 815 °c

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  1. Universal-Cyclops Specialty Steel Division, Cyclops Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

    E. A. Loria

  2. Alloy Development, National Steel Research Center, Weirton, WV

    E. A. Loria

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Loria, E.A. Cyclic oxidation of chromized steels and competitive materials at 650 to 815 °c. JMES 8, 132–141 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02833338

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