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Early-Stage Oxidation Behavior of γ'-Ni3Al-Based Alloys with and without Pt Addition

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The early-stage oxidation behavior of γ '-Ni3Al-based alloys of composition (in at.%) Ni-22Al and Ni-22Al with 10, 20, and 30Pt was investigated in terms of oxidation kinetics, scale evolution and resulting composition profiles during heating to 1150°C in air. Platinum addition did not appear to affect the nature of the native oxide layer present on the γ '-based alloys at room-temperature; however, it was found that the presence of increasing Pt content aided in promoting the establishment of a continuous Al2O3 scale during heating the γ '-based alloys through to about 700°C. This beneficial effect can be primarily ascribed to the fact that Pt is non-reactive and its addition decreases the chemical activity of aluminum in γ '. Related to the latter, Pt partitions almost solely to the Ni sites in the ordered L12 crystal structure of γ ', which has the effect of increasing the Al:Ni atom fraction on a given crystallographic plane containing both Al and Ni. Such an effective Al enrichment at the γ ' surface would kinetically favor the formation of Al2O3 relative to NiO. A further contributing factor is that the Pt-containing γ '-based alloys showed subsurface Pt enrichment during the very early stages of oxidation. This enrichment would reduce Ni availability and increase the Al supply to the evolving scale, thus kinetically favoring Al2O3 formation.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 522-523)

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Shigenari Hayashi, Toshio Narita, Brian Gleeson

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Al2O3 Scale, GD-OES Analysis, Pt Effect, Short-Term Oxidation, γ'-Ni3Al

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