1982
DOI: 10.1002/chin.198227025
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ChemInform Abstract: THE NATURE OF THE PASSIVE FILM ON IRON. II. AC IMPEDANCE STUDIES

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“…They could be subdivided into two categoriesmodels explaining the electric properties of passive films by their composition and structure and those emphasising the transport of mass and charge in the film [5]. To the first group belong the semiconductor models [14] (metallic conductivity of the inner Fe 3 O 4 layer of the film and semiconductor or insulator behaviour of the outer Fe 2 O 3 layer) and chemi-conductor models [15] (single phase insulator influenced by oxidative and reductive changes of the valence state). The methods of the second group differ by the consideration of the electric field strength in the oxide film, what is reflected in the mathematical treatment of the transport.…”
Section: Numerical Models Of Potentiodynamic Diagramsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They could be subdivided into two categoriesmodels explaining the electric properties of passive films by their composition and structure and those emphasising the transport of mass and charge in the film [5]. To the first group belong the semiconductor models [14] (metallic conductivity of the inner Fe 3 O 4 layer of the film and semiconductor or insulator behaviour of the outer Fe 2 O 3 layer) and chemi-conductor models [15] (single phase insulator influenced by oxidative and reductive changes of the valence state). The methods of the second group differ by the consideration of the electric field strength in the oxide film, what is reflected in the mathematical treatment of the transport.…”
Section: Numerical Models Of Potentiodynamic Diagramsmentioning
confidence: 99%