Abstract
Cover:Corrosion pits on a FeCr20Co10 alloy after exposure for 100 h with a MgSO4−Na2SO4 deposit in a SO3‐containing atmosphere at 700°C (differential interference contrast light microscopy).More detailed information can be found in: Till König, Xabier Montero, Mathias C. Galetz, Hot corrosion type II of FeCr‐based model alloys for boiler and heat exchanger applications, Materials and Corrosion 2019, 70, 1371
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