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The influence of pulsating current on high rate transpassive dissolution of nickel in 6 M NaNO, has been investigated. Obtained results indicate that current etEciency for nickel dissolution is influenced by pulse time and to a certain extent by relaxation time and is related to the anion build up a
Ah&act-From steady-state and transient polarization data and corrosion rate data it is found that the active dissolution of chromium occurs by a primary transfer of univalent ions mainly at kink sites and a secondary oxidation of these ions to divalent ones mainly by solution components (such as hyd
The transpassive dissolution of mild steel in aqueous equimolar carbonate/bicarbonate normally aerated solutions has been investigated using cyclic voltammetry. For the first time a transpassive anodic peak preceding oxygen evolution at E> 1.100 V (see) has been detected together with the correspond