The anodic polarization characteristics of Inconel X-750 Alloy in two heat treated conditions, (1) solution treated and (2) solution treated and aged, were examined for sensitivity to temperature and to chloride ion concentration. The effects of microstructure and environment on the anodic passivation behavior of this alloy are correlated and discussed.

Subject
Water, Chloride ion concentration, Microstructure, Nickel based alloys, Passive current, Anodic polarization curves, Sodium chloride, Polarization curves, Current densities, Salt concentration, Alloys, Corrosion potential, Primary passive potential
© 1972 National Association of Corrosion Engineers
1972
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