“…In a real situation, however, there is a distortion in the Poisson probability, and hence, a deviation of the value of m from unity, caused by a difference in many experimental conditions such as the chemistry of the test solution, the applied potential and the interactions between localized events. On the other hand, Pyun et al reported that the value of m increases from 0.7 up to unity with a decreasing applied potential (Pyun et al, 1993) for the pit generation at the surface of Al alloy at room temperature, and the value of m decreases from 0.4 to 0.1 with the addition of SO 4 2-and MoO 4 2-ions in a 0.1 M NaCl solution (Na et al, 2007a) and with the addition of SO 4 2-, NO 3-and PO 4 3-ions in a 1M HCl solution (Na & Pyun, 2007) for the pit initiation at the surface of pure Al at room temperature. Interestingly, they also reported that the value of m is 0.33 for the SCC propagation of Alloy 600 in a neutral solution containing PbO at room temperature (Na et al, 2007b).…”