2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.aej.2014.07.005
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Modeling of polarization curves not exhibiting a Tafel region using Excel spreadsheets

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“…Using the procedure described by Alfaro based on the kinetic model developed by Caceres et al, the corrosion parameters from potentiodynamic curves were obtained by using this model. The total current density ( i t ) is considered as the algebraic sum of the anodic ( i a ) and cathodic current ( i c ) (Equations .…”
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“…Using the procedure described by Alfaro based on the kinetic model developed by Caceres et al, the corrosion parameters from potentiodynamic curves were obtained by using this model. The total current density ( i t ) is considered as the algebraic sum of the anodic ( i a ) and cathodic current ( i c ) (Equations .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The sum of squared errors (SSE), the root mean square error (RMSE) and chi‐square (χ 2 ) compares the values of experimental current density with those predicted by the model. The mathematical procedure is described by Alfaro …”
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“…As it has now become clear that by checking the long list of statistical application software and list of programs for developing such applications, a single point brightens up the argument in which all those applications require an environment for data processing. Microsoft Excel similar to Weka is not far from this end user interaction between machines and human cognitive thinking in the way of providing simulations [19,20].…”
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“…Few institutions have developed a series of plugins to expand the power of this application so to provide more tools to data scientist and so to work with larger projects. A good list of such add-ins can be found at VeryViz website [21], such as FRED's data resource provider add-ins at [22], DataForecasting at [23] and SimTools and FormList at [24]. Few of those plug-ins are not free and they can be obtained with a payment paid to those institutions for developing such modules.…”
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