1974
DOI: 10.1002/maco.19740250603
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Analyses of Some Suggested Mechanisms for Atmospheric Corrosion of Iron in Presence of So2

Abstract: Dealuminization of Aluminium Bronzes. Mod. Castings 45 (1 964) 13. B. Upton; Corrosion Resistance in Sea Water of Medium Strength 14. R. B, Niederberger: Composition and Heat Treatment Effect on 115-128. 15. Z. Tanabe: Effect of Metal Composition and Heat Treatment on De-Aluminification of Cu-A1 Alloys. Corrosion Sci. 4 (1964) 413-423. 16. I ; . Gaillard und A . R . Weill: Etude au potentiostat de la desaluminisation de quelques nuances d'alliages cuproaluminium. Mem. Sci. Rev. Met. 61 (1964) 437-450. 17. S. G… Show more

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“…Industrial highly polluted atmospheres contain many substances, the sources of which include the combustion of fossil fuels. Such combustion produces sulfur dioxide and smoke and, while the corrosion associated with the presence of sulfur dioxide has been, and still is, extensively studied (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7), in comparison less research has been carried out on the corrosivity of smoke particles. This situation exists in spite of the fact that the research carried out on carbon particles has shown that such material has an adsorption capacity for both water and sulfur dioxide, strongly catalyzes the cathodic reduction of oxygen and has an enhancing effect on the corrosivity of sulfur dioxide (2, 8-10).…”
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“…Industrial highly polluted atmospheres contain many substances, the sources of which include the combustion of fossil fuels. Such combustion produces sulfur dioxide and smoke and, while the corrosion associated with the presence of sulfur dioxide has been, and still is, extensively studied (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7), in comparison less research has been carried out on the corrosivity of smoke particles. This situation exists in spite of the fact that the research carried out on carbon particles has shown that such material has an adsorption capacity for both water and sulfur dioxide, strongly catalyzes the cathodic reduction of oxygen and has an enhancing effect on the corrosivity of sulfur dioxide (2, 8-10).…”
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“…In (7) haben wir versucht, die Kinetik ihres Einflusses auf den atmospharischen Korrosionsprozeij von nichtlegiertcm Stahl zu erlautern. Diese Arbeit wurde von Duncan (8) ausfuhrlich besprochen, was uns veranlafite, altere Versuchsergebnisse (5-9) neu zu bearbeiten. Als Ergebnis legen wir eine einfachere Vorstellung uber die Kinetik der Sulfatnesterfunktion vor, die auch einige technische Folgerungen erlaubt.…”
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