10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORRODANT»
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1
High Temperature Corrosion of Technical Ceramics
The minimum p value is at a corrodant composition corresponding to Na^O.SVpO
,-. Figure 4 shows the variation of Y with corrodant composition; Y decreases with
increasing Vp0,- content. Figure 5 shows a typical surface after corrosion by ...
2
Electrochemical Power Sources: Primary and Secondary Batteries
... corrodant for Plante plates, 13 perchloric, electrolyte in Pb02/Pb cell, 3
perchloric, corrodant for Plante plates, 13 chloric, corrodant for Plante plates, 13
phosphoric, additive to electrolyte of lead-acid cells, 220 sulphuric, electrical
resistivity, ...
This information enabled the plant engineers to determine the source of the
corrodant and to reduce it by changing the operating parameters slightly. The
electrodes were again replaced using mild steel, and the probe was installed in
the ...
The basis of the model is that the rate of the corrosion is determined by the rates
of two major processes—the supply of corrodant and the consumption of
corrodant. The key parameter for the former process is the local BU and that of
the latter ...
5
Zirconium in the Nuclear Industry: Ninth International Symposium
Dissolution of Li20 generates porosity, concentrates lithium in the solution inside
the pores, and provides an easy access of the corrodant to the oxide- alloy
interface to maintain an accelerated corrosion. KEY WORDS: zirconium alloys, ...
Craig M. Eucken, A. M. Garde, 1991
6
Structural Plastics Selection Manual
... the effect of corrosion fatigue, where cyclic stressing and exposure to a
corrodant occur simul~ taneously, is far greater than might be anticipated from
the separate effects of the corrodant and cyclic stressing. Further, the statistical
nature of ...
7
A New French and English Dictionary
Corrodant, adj. corrodant, having the power of corroding or wasting by degrees,
corrosive. Corroder, va. to corrode, to eat away by de- grees : to Wear away. L'
acide nitrique cor- ' rode le cuivre, nitric acid corrodes copper. Corroí, sm. the ...
8
Corrosion and Corrosion Protection Handbook, Second Edition,
Field conditions should be duplicated as nearly as possible in the laboratory and
the corrodant volume /exposed metal area ratio should be as high as practical. In
addition, when trace amounts of materials that may act as corrodants, oxidizers, ...
9
Insulation Materials, Testing and Applications, 3rd Volume
In another case, we have seen corrosion associated with sodium nitrite, which is
often added to water in a copper tubing system as an anti-corrodant. This
chemical will act to inhibit corrosion if oxygen is not present. This is not an
uncommon ...
Ronald S. Graves, Robert R. Zarr, 1997
10
Plating: The Monthly Review of the American Electroplaters' ...
Time Weight Loss (days) [per cent) 18 19 Corrodant c 0.5N sodium chloride . d
2N acetic acid TABLE VIII. WRIGHT LOSSES OF FOILS CORRODED IN ACETIC
ACID. Fig. 7. Photodeteclable porosities of Walts' nickel foils corroded in different
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