2018
DOI: 10.17277/vestnik.2018.03.pp.482-491
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Exploring the Possibilities of Evaluating the Protective Efficiency of Volatile Inhibitors by Electrochemical Polarization in the Example of Copper and IFHAN-114

Abstract: In order to simulate the conditions for assessing the protective efficacy

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“…% graphite dust does not practically change a character of the polarization curves (Fig.4). Fig.6b without R a has been used in a number of works (13)(14)(15)(16)(17) at the study of a behavior of the metal electrode with organic coatings. Here R s is the solution resistance (outside the surface film), C f and R f are the capacity of the film and the solution resistance in the film pores respectively, C dl is the capacity of electrical double layer on the interface metal/electrolyte solution in the pores, R c is the resistance of charge transfer in cathodic reaction, Z D is diffusion impedance.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…% graphite dust does not practically change a character of the polarization curves (Fig.4). Fig.6b without R a has been used in a number of works (13)(14)(15)(16)(17) at the study of a behavior of the metal electrode with organic coatings. Here R s is the solution resistance (outside the surface film), C f and R f are the capacity of the film and the solution resistance in the film pores respectively, C dl is the capacity of electrical double layer on the interface metal/electrolyte solution in the pores, R c is the resistance of charge transfer in cathodic reaction, Z D is diffusion impedance.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%