Theoretical issues in electronic structure of the passivation layer

In this paper we review some fundamental concepts from the study of the physics of ordered oxides and of disordered metals. The passivation layer is a disordered oxide and thus requires mastery of both sets of concepts. We present some recent results on a model of highly disordered TiO 2 which illus...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Corrosion science 1989, Vol.29 (2), p.213-223
1. Verfasser:	Halley, J.W.
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