Bronze corrosion in aqueous chloride media
Written by sctunisie no commentsThe electrochemical behaviour of bronze alloy (Cu10Sn) corrosion in aqueous chloride solution was studied by electrochemical polarization methods. Results showed that the surface’s compounds were mainly (hydroxide) oxides of tin and copper, incorporating very low amounts of chlorides. The variation of three experimental factors such as the sweep rate, the chloride concentration and the temperature allow us to deduce the activation thermodynamic parameters of this process.
R. Ben Channouf, N. Souissi, N. Bellakhal
Synthetic bronze, Copper-tin allow, Analytical and electrochemical characterizations, Corrosion
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