Do metal materials volatilize at high temperatures?
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Could a long-term exposure to high temperatures lead to the precipitation of substances in metal materials? Specifically, the silicon core is welded inside a chamber, and coil heating is used at the welding points, with temperatures reaching over 1000 degrees. However, the material of this chamber is stainless steel; could the thermal radiation from such high temperatures cause the components of the metal to merge with the silicon core? Argon gas is used for protection during welding, but there are already signs of rust on the chamber
There are no photos; it must have been oxidized due to high temperatures
Will oxidation affect the silicon core?
Every substance has three states!