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Ti-Oxide Growth Rate

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Will89

Will89

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Jul 30, 2009
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Hi there,

I'm trying to determine how quickly I can create a thin layer of titanium oxide on a titanium heat stake tip that is used in a soldering process. The heat stakes are initally "burnt in" at 400 c for 5 minutes but this seems like an arbitrary value. Can anyone point me in the right direction towards finding temp/time combinations to develope this oxide quickly?

Thanks,

Will
 
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One point: as titanium is so called reactive metal it can start to burn temperatures around 500 C. This temperature is greatly depend of size and shape of titanium object.
 
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