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Materials at High Temperatures serves the needs of those who develop and use materials for high temperature applications. It publishes peer reviewed contributions relating to high temperature applications in the power, chemical, engine, processing and furnace industries.

The effects of high temperatures on corrosion, fatigue, creep, strength and wear in alloys, intermetallics, ceramics, refractories and composites are covered. Papers dealing with aspects of materials usage including modelling of behaviour and life prediction will be particularly welcome. The journal has a policy of emphasizing practical aspects and authors presenting results from research programmes are encouraged to relate these, if possible, to actual or potential applications.

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Volume 20, Number 3, August 2003

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Self-assembly of metal-oxide nanostructures: oxidation of Cu films by In situ UHV-TEM
pp. 247-252(6)
Authors: Zhou, Guangwen; Yang, Judith C.

Use of oxygen isotope to study the transport mechanism during high temperature oxide scale growth
pp. 253-259(7)
Authors: Chevalier, S.; Strehl, G.; Favergeon, J.; Desserrey, F.; Weber, S.; Heintz, O.; Borchardt, G.; Larpin, J.P.

Microstructural evidence for counter-diffusion of aluminum and oxygen during the growth of alumina scales
pp. 261-271(11)
Authors: Tolpygo, V.K.; Clarke, D.R.

Internal oxidation and local equilibrium
pp. 273-275(3)
Authors: Morral, J.E.; Li, Yali

Thermal oxidation of InAlP
pp. 277-280(4)
Authors: Graham, M.J.; Moisa, S.; Sproule, G.I.; Wu, X.; Fraser, J.W.; Barrios, P.J.; Landheer, D.; SpringThorpe, A.J.; Extavour, M.

Structural comparisons of passivated SI(100) by atomic and molecular oxygen
pp. 281-285(5)
Authors: Randjelovic, Maja; Yang, Judith C.

Parameters affecting transient oxide formation on FeCrAl based foil and fibre materials
pp. 287-293(7)
Authors: Naumenko, D.; Quadakkers, W.J.; Galerie, A.; Wouters, Y.; Jourdain, S.

Analytical study of the evolution of alumina scales formed on an ODS alloy
pp. 295-301(7)
Authors: Maréchal, Laurent; Lesage, Bernard; Huntz, Anne-Marie; Molins, Régine

Growth stress - microstructure relationships for alumina scales
pp. 303-309(7)
Authors: Tortorelli, P.F.; More, K.L.; Specht, E.D.; Pint, B.A.; Zschack, P.

Effect of partial oxygen pressure on the initial stages of high-temperature oxidation of γ-NiCrAl alloys
pp. 311-318(8)
Authors: Nijdam, T.J.; Jeurgens, L.P.H.; Sloof, W.G.

Improvement of high temperature oxidation resistance of rare earth metal-added Fe-20%Cr-5%Al alloys by pre-annealing treatment
pp. 319-326(8)
Authors: Fukuda, K.; Takao, K.; Hoshi, T.; Usui, Y.; Furukimi, O.

Water vapor effects on the cyclic oxidation resistance of alumina forming alloys
pp. 327-337(11)
Authors: Onal, K.; Maris-Sida, M.C.; Meier, G.H.; Pettit, F.S.

The effect of gas composition and contaminants on scale growth rates of FeCrAl alloys
pp. 339-346(8)
Authors: Strehl, G.; Hattendorf, H.; Kolb-Telieps, A.; Newton, R.; Fordham, R.J.; Borchardt, G.

The behaviour of commercial FeCrAlRE alloys in nitrogen-oxygen - water vapour bioxidant environments
pp. 347-356(10)
Authors: Bennett, M.J.; Newton, R.; Nicholls, J.R.

Impurity and surface condition effects on pore formation at Al2O3/FeAl interfaces
pp. 357-363(7)
Authors: Hou, Peggy Y.; Van Lienden, Chris

Application of TEM and SNMS in the study of thermally grown alumina scales
pp. 365-373(9)
Authors: Chevalier, S.; Larpin, J.P.; Dufour, P.; Strehl, G.; Borchardt, G.; Przyblski, K.; Weber, S.; Scherrer, H.

The use of two reactive elements to optimize oxidation performance of alumina-forming alloys
pp. 375-386(12)
Authors: Pint, B.A.; More, K.L.; Wright, I.G.

The morphology of alumina scales formed on Fe-20Cr-4Al-S alloys with reactive element (Y, Hf) additions at 1273 K
pp. 387-393(7)
Authors: Amano, T.; Isobe, H.; Yamada, K.; Shishido, T.

The influence of reactive element additions to β-NiAlCr alloys on the morphology of thermally grown oxides
pp. 395-403(9)
Authors: Bennett, I.J.; Sloof, W.G.

Significance of minor alloying additions and impurities on alumina scale growth and adherence in FeCrAl alloys
pp. 405-412(8)
Authors: Al-Badairy, H.; Naumenko, D.; Le Coze, J.; Tatlock, G.J.; Quadakkers, W.J.

Time dependence of Mg-incorporation in alumina scales on FeCrAl alloys studied by FIB-prepared TEM cross sections
pp. 413-419(7)
Authors: Mayer, J.; Penkalla, H.J.; Dimyati, A.; Dani, M.; Untoro, P.; Naumenko, D.; Quadakkers, W.J.

Microstructural studies of NiAl-based model alloys and commercial coatings after isothermal oxidation
pp. 421-427(7)
Authors: Svensson, H.; Angenete, J.; Stiller, K.; Langer, V.

A life prediction model for the chemical failure of FeCrAlRE alloys: preliminary assessment of model extension to lower temperatures
pp. 429-438(10)
Authors: Nicholls, J.R.; Bennett, M.J.; Newton, R.

Degradation of Fe-Cr-Al-RE and Ni-Cr-Al-RE foils in air and combustion gas atmospheres
pp. 439-451(13)
Authors: Simms, N.J.; Newton, R.; Norton, J.F.; Encinas-Oropesa, A.; Oakley, J.E.; Nicholls, J.R.; Wilber, J.

Microstructural evaluation of dross formation on Mg- and non-Mg-containing Al alloys from industrial furnaces
pp. 453-460(8)
Authors: More, K.L.; Tortorelli, P.F.; Walker, L.R.; Hryn, J.; Krumdick, G.

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