Trigger and response mechanisms for controlled release of corrosion inhibitors from micro/nanocontainers interpreted using endogenous and exogenous stimuli: A review

Chen, Shan; Huang, Zhongyu; Yuan, Mingzhe; Huang, Guang-Yao; Guo, Honglei; Meng, Guozhe; Feng, Zhiyuan; Zhang, Ping

doi:10.1016/j.jmst.2022.02.037

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“…Hybrid containers combine the best of both worlds, leveraging the advantages of organic and inorganic materials to create containers with enhanced properties [17]. The synthesis methods for these micro/nanocontainers vary greatly depending on the desired characteristics and application [18]. Techniques can range from simple chemical reactions to more complex processes like layer-by-layer assembly or self-assembly methods [19].…”

Section: Organic Micro/nanocontainers: a Vital Component In Self-heal...mentioning

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Emerging Trends in Smart Self-Healing Coatings: A Focus on Micro/Nanocontainer Technologies for Enhanced Corrosion Protection

Sanyal,

Park,

Chelliah

et al. 2024

Coatings

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Smart self-healing coatings offer a revolutionary approach to mitigating metal corrosion, a problem with significant economic and environmental impacts. Divided into intrinsic and extrinsic types, these coatings autonomously rectify the damage. Intrinsic variants utilize reversible bonds to achieve ongoing repair, while extrinsic ones incorporate micro/nanocontainers that activate upon environmental triggers to mend micro-cracks, their efficacy dictated by the encapsulated healing agents’ volume. This review dissects the rapidly evolving sector of stimuli-responsive self-healing coatings, emphasizing the progress in micro/nano container technology. It discusses the synthesis and encapsulation processes of different micro/nanocontainers and charts the transition from single to multistimulus-responsive systems, which enhances the coatings’ sensitivity and functionality. The addition of multifunctional traits such as self-reporting and anti-microbial actions further broadens their industrial applicability. The review provides a succinct overview of the field’s current state and future potential, envisioning a paradigm shift in corrosion protection through advanced smart coatings.

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Section: Organic Micro/nanocontainers: a Vital Component In Self-heal...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Emerging Trends in Smart Self-Healing Coatings: A Focus on Micro/Nanocontainer Technologies for Enhanced Corrosion Protection

Sanyal,

Park,

Chelliah

et al. 2024

Coatings

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“…21 Exogenous stimuli, including light, ultrasound, electricity, magnetic field and mechanical force, can supply certain external energy, thereout constructing a series of non-intrusive therapeutic methods, such as photodynamic therapy (PDT), photothermal therapy (PTT) and sonodynamic therapy (SDT). 22 In the research progress of biomedical applications, the treatment strategy triggered by external energy has attracted much attention due to its weak invasiveness, high controllability, low damage and appreciable curative effect. Latterly, researchers have constructed diverse exogenous stimuli-responsive systems based on various ZnO-based nanomaterials and applied them to the fields of anticancer, 23 antimicrobial, 24 biosensors 25 and tooth bleaching.…”

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Research progress of stimuli-responsive ZnO-based nanomaterials in biomedical applications

Weng

Gao

et al. 2023

Biomater. Sci.

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“…From a physical-chemical point of view, the role of corrosion inhibitors can be divided into two main types: adsorption type and film-forming type [81,82]. Similar to the adsorption mechanism for mineral scale inhibitors, corrosion inhibitors can adsorb onto the metal surface as a passivating film (e.g., phosphates and polyphosphates) through physical or chemical adsorption.…”

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Review of Phosphorus-Based Polymers for Mineral Scale and Corrosion Control in Oilfield

Liu

Zhang

2022

Polymers

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Production chemistry is an important field in the petroleum industry to study the physicochemical changes in the production system and associated impact on production fluid flow from reservoir to topsides facilities. Mineral scale deposition and metal corrosion are among the top three water-related production chemistry threats in the petroleum industry, particularly for offshore deepwater and shale operations. Mineral scale deposition is mainly driven by local supersaturation due to operational condition change and/or mixing of incompatible waters. Corrosion, in contrast, is an electrochemical oxidation–reduction process with local cathodic and anodic reactions taking place on metal surfaces. Both mineral scaling and metal corrosion can lead to severe operational risk and financial loss. The most common engineering solution for oilfield scale and corrosion control is to deploy chemical inhibitors, including scale inhibitors and corrosion inhibitors. In the past few decades, various chemical inhibitors have been prepared and applied for scaling and corrosion control. Phosphorus-based polymers are an important class of chemical inhibitors commonly adopted in oilfield operations. Due to the versatile molecular structures of these chemicals, phosphorus-based polymeric inhibitors have the advantage of a higher calcium tolerance, a higher thermal stability, and a wider pH tolerance range compared with other types of inhibitors. However, there are limited review articles to cover these polymeric chemicals for oilfield scale and corrosion control. To address this gap, this review article systematically reviews the synthesis, laboratory testing, and field applications of various phosphorus-based polymeric inhibitors in the oil and gas industry. Future research directions in terms of optimizing inhibitor design are also discussed. The objective is to keep the readers abreast of the latest development in the synthesis and application of these materials and to bridge chemistry knowledge with oilfield scale and corrosion control practice.

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Trigger and response mechanisms for controlled release of corrosion inhibitors from micro/nanocontainers interpreted using endogenous and exogenous stimuli: A review

Cited by 32 publications

References 148 publications

Emerging Trends in Smart Self-Healing Coatings: A Focus on Micro/Nanocontainer Technologies for Enhanced Corrosion Protection

Emerging Trends in Smart Self-Healing Coatings: A Focus on Micro/Nanocontainer Technologies for Enhanced Corrosion Protection

Research progress of stimuli-responsive ZnO-based nanomaterials in biomedical applications

Review of Phosphorus-Based Polymers for Mineral Scale and Corrosion Control in Oilfield

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