Evaluation of inhibition efficiency of an imidazoline derivative in CO2-containing aqueous solution

By Guoan Zhang, Chang-feng Chen, Min-xu Lu, C. Chai, Yinshun Wu. 2007

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Electrochemistry, Materials Chemistry

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• Evolution of dissolution processes at the interface of carbon steel corroding in a CO2 environment studied by EIS (2010, methodology): “This EC has been widely used for modeling the steel–CO2 interface involving an adsorbed intermediate product [37,39], where Rs is the electrolyte resistance, Qdl is a constant phase element (CPE) representing the double – charge layer capacitance, Rct is the charge transfer resistance, RL is the ind”
• The inhibition of CO2 corrosion of N80 mild steel in single liquid phase and liquid/particle two-phase flow by aminoethyl imidazoline derivatives (2009, background): “The decrease in corrosion rate associating with a shift of both cathodic and anodic branches of the polarization curves towards lower current densities indicates that the imidazoline derivatives act as a mixed-type inhibitor [15] in the system studied, blocking the active anodic and cathodic sites a”
• Corrosion inhibition of mild steel by ethylamino imidazoline derivative in CO2-saturated solution (2009, unknown): “Similar curves have been reported previously [35,36].”