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The present paper is part of a research program aimed at determming the role played by the molybdenum in steel alloys. Seven different iron-base alloys were used containing molybdenum in the range of 0% to 25% wt. Various corrosion techniques were employed, including: weight loss measurements in sta
Stainless steels are increasingly used for sea water applications. Since stainless steels on the basis of AISI 316 are not sufficient in respect to their resistance against pitting, crevice and stress cracking corrosion higher in Cr and MO containing stainless steels as well as improved NiCrFeMo all
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