A transparent test cell that can be pressurized by laboratory or commercial propellant filling equipment has been designed for electrochemical corrosion testing with potentiodynamic scanning (PDS). PDS data from this cell is used to predict the outcome of long term aerosol container corrosion tests. The analytical method for interpreting PDS data to make a prediction is outlined, and correlations between predictions and storage test results are demonstrated for oil in water emulsions, water in oil emulsions, water base formulas, alcohol- water base formulas, and high viscosity gel formulas.

Subject
Water, Electrochemical cells, Tin, Emulsions, Containment, Storage, Corrosion behavior, Metals, Steel, Corrosion data, Pitting, Electrodes, Oil
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1986
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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