Corrosion MechanismsThis book discusses the mechanisms that have been proposed for the main corrosion phenomena, providing a thorough discussion of the pros and cons of the various corrosion mechanisms with support by experimental and theoretical results. |
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acid solutions Acta adsorbed adsorption alloy aluminum anions anodic aqueous atmospheric corrosion blistering bss+ capacitance carbon steel cations Chem chloride coating cobalt coefficient component compounds concentration copper Corrosion Engineers corrosion fatigue corrosion inhibitors corrosion potential corrosion process corrosion products corrosion rate crack growth current density decrease dependence deposition diffusion dislocation effect elec Electrochem electrode potential electrolyte environment equilibrium experimental exposure FIGURE formation formed fracture grain boundaries Heusler hydride hydrogen embrittlement increase inhibitor interface ions iron dissolution kinetics kinks Korros layer mechanism metal surface nickel observed obtained occurs organic oxide oxide film oxygen parabolic rate constant passive film pH value Phys pit growth polarization curves polluted pressure protective rust salt scale growth sec¯¹ shown in Fig steady-state Strehblow stress substrate sulfate sulfuric sulfuric acid Tafel slopes temperature tests tion Trans transient W. J. Lorenz weathering steels Werkst zinc
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Page 395 - Jr., in Hydrogen in Metals, IM Bernstein and AW Thompson, Eds., American Society for Metals, Metals Park, Ohio, 1974, pp.