Corrosion Reviews, Volume 6, Issues 2-7Scientific Publications Division, Freund Publishing House, 1985 |
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Page 149
... molybdenum concentration in the corrosion film relative to that in the uncorroded alloy ( 10 fold increase ) . This additional molybdenum in the corrosion film must be derived from the parent metal which implies that molybdenum rich ...
... molybdenum concentration in the corrosion film relative to that in the uncorroded alloy ( 10 fold increase ) . This additional molybdenum in the corrosion film must be derived from the parent metal which implies that molybdenum rich ...
Page 164
... ( molybdenum stabilizes the beta phase of titanium ) the newly formed phase being inherently more corrosion resistant than the original . If the latter is the predominating factor then molybdenum introduced by implantation is unlikely to ...
... ( molybdenum stabilizes the beta phase of titanium ) the newly formed phase being inherently more corrosion resistant than the original . If the latter is the predominating factor then molybdenum introduced by implantation is unlikely to ...
Page 177
... molybdenum concentration in the corrosion film as compared with the parent metal . This suggests that molybdenum rich phases in the alloy are leached out preferentially during corrosion and the molybdenum is then absorbed into the ...
... molybdenum concentration in the corrosion film as compared with the parent metal . This suggests that molybdenum rich phases in the alloy are leached out preferentially during corrosion and the molybdenum is then absorbed into the ...
Contents
H Craig and R N Parkins | 123 |
Some Studies of Ion Implantation in the Fields of Corrosion and Stress | 202 |
J Kolts J B C Wu P E Manning and A I Asphahani | 280 |
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