Solid-state electrochemical probing of atmospheric and galvanic corrosion

Solid-state electrochemical probing of atmospheric and galvanic corrosion

A new corrosion probe, based on a solid-state electrochemical cell and a membrane serving as a solid polymer electrolyte, is introduced. Corrosion rates and potentials obtained for a number of metal specimens, after being exposed to various atmospheric conditions, were measured using the probe and w...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of the Electrochemical Society 2002-07, Vol.149 (7), p.B328-B332
Hauptverfasser: KORIN, E, SHELLY, M, HAYON, J, YDGAR, R, BETTELHEIM, A
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