In laboratory studies microbiocidal properties of chromium in coatings depended on the following exposure conditions: atmospheric vs. immersion, hexavalent chromium concentration and the target organism.

Subject
Test methods, Primers, Water, Coatings, Materials, Chromium, Wood, Polyurethanes, Chromate conversion coatings, Immersion, Corrosion coupons, Risk reduction, Chemical conversion coatings
Keywords:
chrome, coatings, aircraft, fungi, biocide
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