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Article | REF: M1221 V1

Thermochemical surface treatments - Presentation and classification

Author: Claude LEROUX

Publication date: September 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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    Thermochemical treatments are operations involving temperature-related chemical reactions leading to surface reaction mechanisms with a reactive or donor medium, and diffusion of one (or more) element(s) at depth.

    With regard to carbon and nitrogen, theoretical considerations, mainly from the point of view of gas-metal thermodynamic reactions, have been addressed in articles [M 1 222] and

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