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What type of chromium is in the oxide layer created by passivating stainless steel?

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What type of chromium is in the oxide layer created by passivating stainless steel?

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A. – Our research has found this layer to be dichromium trioxide or Cr2O3, which is a trivalent compound as opposed to chromium trioxide or CrO3, which is a hexavalent compound.

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