High temperature hydrogen attack results from exposure to hydrogen at elevated temperatures and pressures. The hydrogen reacts with __________ in steel to produce _________, which cannot diffuse through the steel. The loss of carbides causes an overall loss in strength.

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High temperature hydrogen attack involves hydrogen reacting with carbides in steel to form methane, which cannot diffuse through the steel, leading to a loss in strength.

High Temperature Hydrogen Attack Results from Exposure to Hydrogen at Elevated