10. At 1000°C, pure nickel follows a parabolic oxidation curve given by the constant k = 3.9 × 10-12 cm?/s in an oxygen atmosphere. If this relationship is not affected by the thickness of the oxide, calculate the time required for a 1 mm nickel sheet to oxidize completely.

10. At 1000°C, pure nickel follows a parabolic oxidation curve given by the constant k = 3.9 × 10-12 cm?/s in an oxygen atmosphere. If this relationship is not affected by the thickness of the oxide, calculate the time required for a 1 mm nickel sheet to oxidize completely.

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