Corrosion Reviews, Volumes 9-10Scientific Publications Division, Freund Publishing House, 1990 |
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... cause the oxidation of iron 269 . Later , 270 Prior to this , Mara and Williams had reported a rather surprising finding that Escherichia coli , one of the most ubiquitous bacteria , is able to corrode mild steel . Ashton and co ...
... cause the oxidation of iron 269 . Later , 270 Prior to this , Mara and Williams had reported a rather surprising finding that Escherichia coli , one of the most ubiquitous bacteria , is able to corrode mild steel . Ashton and co ...
Page 270
... causes of heat exchanger failures /l/. Another frequent cause of corrosion of copper-nickel alloys in marine environments has been attributed to organic material present in polluted and almost stagnant seawater in harbor areas /2/. The ...
... causes of heat exchanger failures /l/. Another frequent cause of corrosion of copper-nickel alloys in marine environments has been attributed to organic material present in polluted and almost stagnant seawater in harbor areas /2/. The ...
Page 229
... cause the coating to crack causing the porosity to increase again ( Figure 8 ) . This type of behaviour is perhaps best known in high temperature oxidation when , due to external effects , the oxide cracks and ceases to be protective ...
... cause the coating to crack causing the porosity to increase again ( Figure 8 ) . This type of behaviour is perhaps best known in high temperature oxidation when , due to external effects , the oxide cracks and ceases to be protective ...
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