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The phase of a TiO2 layer formed on commercially pure Ti by two-step thermal oxidation using N2­CO gas was investigated. The oxidation process comprised two steps: treatment in an N2­(0.1, 1 and 5)%CO atmosphere and treatment in air. A Ti(C,N,O) phase was formed after the first-step treatment conducted at 873­1123K. In the second step, the oxidation of this phase at 573­773K resulted in the formation of an anatase phase, while its oxidation at 873K resulted in the formation of a single rutile phase. An increase in the CO partial pressure in the first step lowered the temperature for anatase phase formation. Further, in the second step, a single-phase anatase layer was formed at temperatures of 623 and 673K. [doi:10.2320/matertrans.ME201315]

Formation of Anatase on Commercially Pure Ti by Two-Step Thermal Oxidation Using N<sub>2</sub>&ndash;CO Gas

Formation of Anatase on Commercially Pure Ti by Two-Step Thermal Oxidation Using N<sub>2</sub>–CO Gas