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Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 5:264-269
When iron is passivated in chromate solutions in the pH range 7·5–1·0, an oxide film forms on the surface and thickens logarithmically with time. At pH ≤ 1·6, dissolution of iron takes place at a measurable rate that is considerably higher tha
Autor:
Dora M. Brasher
Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 1:183-187
An analysis of theoretical curves representing logarithmic growth in two successive environments (for which growth constants are, in general, different) shows that film thickening on iron or steel in inhibitive solutions, as determined by different a
Autor:
Dora M. Brasher, A. D. Mercer
Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 3:120-129
Autor:
Dora M. Brasher
Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 4:122-128
It has been found that anions have a dual role in relation to the stability of the oxide film on mild steel. They contribute both to the destruction of the oxide film and to the passivation process in which the film is stabilised. The dependence of t
Autor:
Dora M. Brasher, J. G. Beynon
Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 2:195-198
Film growth on mild steel in chromate solutions was found to be logarithmic with respect to time for all types of surface preparation tested; these included polished, abraded, pickled and grit-blasted surfaces. Growth constants, and also the monolaye
Autor:
Dora M. Brasher, J. E. Rhoades-Brown
Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 4:74-79
Sodium dodeca-molybdophosphate is an extremely efficient inhibitor for abraded mild steel in neutral aqueous solution and has a high tolerance towards the presence of chloride.Many non-ferrous metals and alloys can be protected at some concentration,
Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 3:144-150
In solutions containing both inhibitive and aggressiveanions, the linear double-logarithmic relationship between the concentration of an inhibitive anion and the maximum tolerated concentration of an aggressiveanion, also the slopes of the resulting
Publikováno v:
British Corrosion Journal. 1:188-191
When mild steel is passivated in inhibitive solutions, the thickening of the (oxide)film on the surface of the steel is a function of the logarithm of time, as it is in dry air, and the constants of this ‘logarithmic’ growth are of the same order
Autor:
Dora M. Brasher
Publikováno v:
Nature. 193:868-869
WHEN metals, for example, mild steel, corrode in aqueous solution it is commonly accepted that certain electrolytes, notably chlorides, sulphates, etc., are corrosive, whereas other electrolytes, such as chromates, silicates, benzoates, are inhibitiv
Autor:
Dora M. Brasher
Publikováno v:
Nature. 185:838-839
THE electrode potential of a mild steel specimen immersed in sodium chloride solutions has been measured in conditions of very rapid aeration produced by bubbling air vigorously over the specimen. Corrosion is rapid, but the potential does not fall t