We performed two corrosion experiments each with slight variations The first experiment utilized a closed BN cell without electrodes that was attached to a furnace that used a Nichrome coil to heat the sample through conduction and without any insulation. This furnace design achieved a stable temperature of 500 °C for 4 hours. The sample was slowly heated at a rate of approximately 10 °C/min. Once the sample was brought up to 500 °C, the temperature was maintained for four hours until the coil broke. The X-ray beam was positioned at about 3 mm above the NiCr foil that was placed in the cell. This location was a suitable distance away from to foil to monitor the Ni concentration within the melt.