Several recent studies1-14  have addressed the problem of accelerated corrosion of copper alloys exposed to sulfide-polluted waters. Much of this work was stimulated by the report that copper-nickel alloy seawater piping was failing prematurely on naval ships being outfitted in a polluted estuary water.15 

Subject
Scanning electron microscopy, Corrosion rate, Metal surfaces, Oxide films, Micrography, Seawater, Corrosion products, Corrosion scales, Oxide scales, Film formation, Copper nickel alloys, Sulfides, Corrosion potential
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