Corrosion Reviews, Volumes 8-9Scientific Publications Division, Freund Publishing House, 1988 |
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Page 210
... shown in Table 3 and compared with results obtained by Darwich in 1978 / 12 / . These results show that this water has a high electrical resistivity , is acidic and very soft . Its aggressiveness is more problably caused by the absence ...
... shown in Table 3 and compared with results obtained by Darwich in 1978 / 12 / . These results show that this water has a high electrical resistivity , is acidic and very soft . Its aggressiveness is more problably caused by the absence ...
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... shown that the value of this quantity is generally a function of time . It is also interesting to note that , by means of our standard electrolytic cells , it is possible to carry out polarization curves of the galvanostatic pulse type ...
... shown that the value of this quantity is generally a function of time . It is also interesting to note that , by means of our standard electrolytic cells , it is possible to carry out polarization curves of the galvanostatic pulse type ...
Page 341
... shown in Table 1 and their location in the boiler is shown in Figure 3 . The results of the chemical and crystallographic analyses of the corrosion products and deposits collected on the tubes , are given in Table 2. The characteristics ...
... shown in Table 1 and their location in the boiler is shown in Figure 3 . The results of the chemical and crystallographic analyses of the corrosion products and deposits collected on the tubes , are given in Table 2. The characteristics ...
Contents
Electrochemical characterization of some commercial | 36 |
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS | 44 |
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS | 51 |
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