Consequences of steel corrosion on the ductility properties of reinforcement bar

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Seismic resilience of concrete structures under corrosion (2015, neutral): “The corrosion process causes also a reduction of steel ductility [53, 54].”
Lifetime seismic performance of concrete bridges exposed to corrosion (2014, positive): “The ductility reduction can be considered as a function of mass loss, according to several formulas calibrated on experimental data obtained from corrosion tests on concrete specimens in both artiﬁcial and natural conditions (Apostolopoulos & Papadakis, 2008; Kobayashi, 2006).”
Impact of corrosion on mechanical properties of steel embedded in 27-year-old corroded reinforced concrete beams (2012, positive): “These results are in agreement with the results of Palsson and Mirza [10] and Apostolopoulos and Papadakis [6], who also found that corrosion had no significant effect on the true yield strength of the steel bars.”
Chloride-induced corrosion of steel reinforcement – Mechanical performance and pit depth analysis (2013, background): “Given the above, apart a few valid efforts [4,14,16,17,19,21–27], investigations on the effects of corrosion on the mechanical performance of reinforcing steel bars remains rare.”
Three-dimensional corrosion pit measurement and statistical mechanical degradation analysis of deformed steel bars subjected to accelerated corrosion (2014, background): “To consider both effects, other indices such as P, Id, A⁄, and W were proposed [29,30].”