Several novel classes of corrosion inhibitor actives have been identified in a large synthesis and testing program that display both exceptional corrosion performance, and improved environmental properties. These actives have been evaluated against a number of other common classes of “green” corrosion inhibitors by comparing their performance, toxicity, and biodegradability. Actives that passed target thresholds in these assessments were then formulated and tested against a commercial product known to perform well in aggressive high shear systems. Test data shows that these formulations perform as well as or better than the performance standard.

Subject
Acids, Field performance, Inhibitor performance, Materials performance, Biodegradability, Toxicity, Phosphates, Experimental data, Bubbling, Shear, Jet impingement, Corrosion inhibitors, Chemistry
Keywords:
corrosion inhibitors, environmental, low toxicity, biodegradable, high performance
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