Mechanism of displacement of electrolyte solutions from metal surface by inhibited oils

Autor:	N. N. Zakharova, G. T. Vigant, A. B. Énglin, I. V. Klimyuk
Rok vydání:	1991
Předmět:	Preservative Moisture General Chemical Engineering Inorganic chemistry Energy Engineering and Power Technology General Chemistry Electrolyte Corrosion Metal Atmosphere chemistry.chemical_compound Fuel Technology chemistry visual_art visual_art.visual_art_medium Displacement (fluid) Sulfur dioxide
Zdroj:	Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils. 27:244-248
ISSN:	1573-8310 0009-3092
Popis:	On the surface of any metal in an air atmosphere, a film of moisture is formed. The corrosive and aggressive agents of the atmosphere (sulfur dioxide, chlorides, nitrogen oxides, and so on), when they dissolve in the film moisture, form electrolytes that can accelerate corrosion processes [i, 2]. Therefore, one of the basic requirements for preservative materials is that they must displace solutions of aggressive electrolytes from the metal surface very rapidly and effectively, and must also prevent readsorption of these substances.
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