Microstructural Evolution During Oxidation is a scientific phenomenon characterized by the progressive changes in the internal structure of a material at the microscopic level as a result of high-temperature exposure to reactive oxygen environments, distinguishing it from other oxidation-related processes by its focus on phase transformations, grain boundary dynamics, defect formation, and scale development over time.
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