Introduction to Corrosion Science
By E. Mccafferty. 2010
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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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- Atmospheric corrosion monitoring of a weathering steel under an electrolyte film in cyclic wet–dry condition (2014, background): “5(b) shows that the phase angle shifted to the low frequency side as the electrolyte evaporation proceeds, indicating an increase in the capacitance value of the rusted steel sample during this period of time [15,24].”
- Durability and Corrosion of Aluminium and Its Alloys: Overview, Property Space, Techniques and Developments (2012, background): “While the passive layer breakdown mechanism by chloride ions is still in debate (Sato 1990; McCafferty 2010) due to the complexity of the process (Szklarska-Smialowska 2002), the general consensus is that lo‐ calized attack starts by adsorption of aggressive anions and formation of soluble…”
- Characterization of passive films on shape memory stainless steels (2012, background): “As the Pilling-Bedworth ratio of Si and its oxide is greater than that of Fe, Cr and their oxides, the incorporation of Si promotes a thickening of the oxide film [24].”
- A comparative review of the aqueous corrosion of glasses, crystalline ceramics, and metals (2018, background): “Crevice corrosion will occur at regions of shielding of the surface such as at pipe flanges, fastened lap joints, or under deposits.(139) Crevice corrosion occurs under less aggressive conditions than pitting corrosion on a boldly exposed surface because the diffusion barrier associated with the cre”
- Challenges and opportunities in corrosion of steel in concrete (2018, positive): “Many electrochemical measurement procedures exist [7], most of them relying on the polarization resistance, Rp.”