Influence Of The Supramolecular Marine Environment On Pitting Corrosion

Harris, Denton B.; Galloway, Bob M.; Herbich, John B.

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Influence Of The Supramolecular Marine Environment On Pitting Corrosion

1976
By Harris, Denton B. ; Galloway, Bob M. ; Herbich, John B.
Series: TAMU-SG ; 76-211

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Harris, Denton B. ; Galloway, Bob M. ; Herbich, John B.

Harris, Denton B. ; Galloway, Bob M. ; Herbich, John B. Less -
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Texas A & M University, Sea Grant College Program, ; National Sea Grant Program (U.S.)

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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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TAMU (Texas Sea Grant)
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A mechanism is proposed for the process of corrosion pit nucleation in the marine environment. Rupture of the passive film is described in terms of its sensitivity to attack by negatively hydrated ions. A corollary is suggested which describes the inhibiting effect of various positively hydrated ions. The role of marine microorganisms is discussed as it relates to those environmental modifications that may contribute to pit nucleation.
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Corrosion Corrosion And Anti-corrosives Metals Seawater Corrosion Surfaces
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TAMU-SG ; 76-211 ; Report (Texas A & M University. Coastal and Ocean Engineering Division) ; no.192

TAMU-SG ; 76-211 ; Report (Texas A & M University. Coastal and Ocean Engineering Division) ; no.192 Less -
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TAMU-T-76-011
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Funding: NOAA Office of Sea Grants; grant number: 04-5-158-19;
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