The adsorption of amine type inhibitors on iron surfaces, and the resultant effect on corrosion rates is well known, as is the theory1 that the amines are chemisorbed on the iron due to donation of electrons to an iron atom by the nitrogen atom in the inhibitor.
Subject
Materials,
Corrosion rate,
Adsorption,
Iron,
Wiring,
Solvents,
Constants,
Experimental data,
Heat,
Corrosion inhibitors,
Powders,
Bridges,
Polarization
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1968
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