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English: Degradation of the metal by high temperature oxidation as described by Bénard (compact oxide layer):
Français : Dégradation du métal par oxydation à haute température, telle que décrite par Bénard (couche d'oxyde compacte) :
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English: nucleation of oxide and lateral growth by surface diffusion
Français : germination d'îlots d'oxyde et croissance latérale par diffusion de surface
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English: continuous oxide layer (depending on the Pilling-Bedworth ratio)
Français : couche d'oxyde continue (selon le rapport de Pilling-Bedworth
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English: growth of the oxide layer by diffusion of ions
Français : croissance de la couche d'oxyde par diffusion d'ions
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English: cracking and decohesion of the oxide layer
Français : rupture et décohésion de la couche d'oxyde
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