“…This is due to that the adsorption/desorption of inhibitor molecules on the metal surface is a thermodynamic equilibrium process, and the high temperature will promote the desorption of inhibitor molecules on the metal surface, decreasing the surface coverage of the inhibitor, thus leading to boosting the corrosion . Moreover, some corrosion kinetics parameters were obtained by the Arrhenius and the Erying transition state eqs and ): , ln ( C R ) = prefix− E normala R T + λ ln ( C R T ) = ( ln true( R N normalA h true) + true( normalΔ S normala R true) ) − normalΔ H normala R T where R , T , and λ represent the corrosion rate, gas constant, thermodynamic temperature, and Arrhenius pre-exponential factor, respectively. Δ S a , Δ H a , and E a stand for activation energy, activation entropy, and activation enthalpy, respectively.…”