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The Influence of Chloride Concentration on the Kinetic Behaviour for the Initiation Stage of pitting corrosion on aluminium

✍ Scribed by Aa. Broli; H. Holtan; H. Sigurdsson


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1975
Tongue
German
Weight
402 KB
Volume
26
Category
Article
ISSN
0947-5117

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✦ Synopsis


Abstract

Experiments are performed to study the influence of applied potential and chloride concentration on the kinetic behaviour of pitting corrosion initiation for unalloyed aluminium. A potentiostatic method is used at 30Β°C in deaerated solutions of sodium chloride. The pitting potential, E~p~, is determined by the extrapolation method described by Broli, Holtan and Midjo, and a relation between E~p~ and chloride concentration is found. Kinetic interpretations such as the influence of applied potential and chloride concentration on the induction time are given.


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