The effect of some oxidizing substances on the behaviour of some aluminium alloys

Inhibition mechanism of nitrite on the corrosion of carbon steel in simulated cooling water systems

“…However, in the case of corrosion inhibition, many researchers have explained the oxidizing effect of nitrite ions via Eq. . Although, it has been suggested that nitrite can be regenerated by the oxidation of ammonium ions in an aerated solution …”

“…(4). [1,9,16] Although, it has been suggested that nitrite can be regenerated by the oxidation of ammonium ions in an aerated solution. [17] EIS is a nondestructive test on the metal surface and it has been widely used for inspection of interfacial phenomena.…”

“…Inorganic inhibitors have been widely used to reduce the effects of corrosion on metallic‐industrial equipment in different corrosive environments . Nitrite as an inorganic inhibitor has attracted a great deal of attention in the literature due to its low cost and relatively good inhibition performance .…”

“…Inorganic inhibitors have been widely used to reduce the effects of corrosion on metallic-industrial equipment in different corrosive environments. [1][2][3] Nitrite as an inorganic inhibitor has attracted a great deal of attention in the literature due to its low cost and relatively good inhibition performance. [4][5][6] Also, nitrite has been utilized in a synergistic function with other inhibitors, e.g., with molybdate [7] to provide the oxidizing feature when there is a lack of sufficient oxygen within the solution.…”