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Is KCl(g) Corrosive at Temperatures Above its Dew Point? Influence of KCl(g) on Initial Stages of the High Temperature Corrosion of 11% Cr Steel at 600°C

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 461-464)

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August 2004

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K. Segerdahl, J. Pettersson, Jan Erik Svensson, Lars Gunnar Johansson

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11%Cr Steel, Alkali-Induced High Temperature Corrosion, Chromia-Forming Steels, KCl(g)

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