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Richard,

I would like to refine the question to a scenario of black versus brown
oxide too to understand the implications there.

Perhaps, you or the group could assist me in this difference.  I thought
reduced oxide to be an aid in preventing wedge voids and pink ring?

Thank you,
Josep

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