Abstract
The possible use of Raman spectroscopy for studies of anodic corrosion film formation on Fe‐Cr and Fe‐Cr‐Mo single crystals has been elucidated. The study shows that Raman spectra from passive films (thickness range 5–6 nm) and from “transpassive films” or films grown during secondary passivity (thickness range 5–25 nm) can be detected and interpreted. The results from Raman spectroscopy have been obtained in and combined with complementary results from x‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy and nuclear microanalysis. Identified phases in the passive film are and in the transpassive film , Fe‐Cr spinel, and amorphous .
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