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The effect of oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide on filiform corrosion

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Chan, Edmond James

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Masters Thesis

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, Al:stractapprove : (Major profedsor) r I I I The effect of Or, N, and CO, on fiLiforrn corrosion was inves- :, i
Chromic acid regeneration from anodizing baths

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Keilholtz, Gerald Watson

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Dissertation

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most generally used. The chronic acid film has excellent corrosion ro- slatance and at the same
Adsorption isotherm studies of unsupported organic films

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Holboke, Lawrence Edwin

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Masters Thesis

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M AND METHOD OF TTACK Filiform Corrosion A eohanis The Role of th Film The Att ck EXPJoi
A.C. corrosion of various metals in a salt solution

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Chattratichart, Jarinee

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Masters Thesis

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, represents an overview of previous re- search on ac corrosion--its cause and behavior. Secondly, the ex
Chrome-nickel steels and their corrosive attack by sulfite liquor

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Peck, Norton Lee

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Masters Thesis

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Chrome-Nickel Steels and Their Corrosive Attack by Sulfite
Sorption by detached organic films and its relation to filiform corrosion

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Kennedy, George Hunt

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The rate of interaction of carbon dioxide with eight detached organic films commonly used as coatings for metal surfaces was examined. The films studied were lacquers of several different formulations including oleoresinous, phenolic, vinyl, alkyd, epoxy, and hydrocarbon types. The sorption was measured on a McBain type gravimetric adsorption balance...

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atmosphere inhibits filiform corrosion growth. SORPTION BY DETACHED ORGANIC FILMS AND ITS RELATION TO
Electronic Properties of Passive Films on Carbon Steel Rebar in Simulated Concrete Pore Solutions

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Williamson, Jon W.

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In the highly alkaline environment of concrete, carbon steel rebar is protected against corrosion by a passive oxide/oxyhydroxide film. Understanding the characteristics of this passive film, and how it depassivates, is the key for mitigating problems associated with steel corrosion in concrete. Although a large number of electrochemical and analytical...

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Masters Thesis

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General ………………………………………………………..3 1.2.2 Passivity, Depassivation, and Corrosion – Overview …….......4
The interaction of nitrogen and carbon dioxide with unsupported organic films

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Patterson, Robert Joe

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Masters Thesis

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attempts have been rde to inhibit and prevent such corrosion; none are completely successful. The
Wood-metal corrosion : an annotated survey

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Graham, R. D. (Robert D.), Wilson, M. M., Oteng-Amoako, A., and Oregon State University. Forest Research Laboratory

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Technical Report

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. Anonymous. "Anti-Corrosion Manual." Corrosion Prevention and Control. (Scientific Surveys Ltd.) 97 Old
Trawl cable corrosion

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Malloch, Robert D. and Kolbe, Edward R.

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Pacific Northwest trawl fishermen spend an estimated $625,000 every year to replace corroded trawl cable. If the Pacific Northwest shrimp fleet is included, the yearly cost greatly exceeds one million dollars. Fishermen could save hundreds of thousands of dollars and increase the net return to the individual fisherman if they...

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corrosive medium and tensile stress--both exist. If stress corrosion were present, it would tend to affect

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Western Dry Kiln Association1

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Gasoline -- Anti-knock and anti-knock mixtures3
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Anti-racism -- United States1
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