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| Package: | ECorr: Engineering Corrosion | |
| Author(s): | Prof Bob Cottis, Corrosion and Protection Centre, University of Manchester Salah Faidi, University of Manchester Prof Anne Neville, University of Leeds Dr Neil Short, Aston University Dr Peter Boden, University of Nottingham Dr Trevor Hodgkiess, University of Glasgow |
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| Description: | An important corrosion property often measured in the lab and field is the potential of an electrode. This case study gives an overview of how and why this is done as well as giving insight into how to interpret the measurements. This is an introductory level case study. | |
| Keywords: | corrosion potential • reference electrodes • reference scale • field measurements • calomel reference electrode • iron • zinc • NaCl • standard hydrogen electrode • corrosion • engineering • metals • case study • animation | |
| Categories: | Science approaches > Corrosion & degradation Science approaches > Corrosion & degradation > Corrosion principles Properties > Chemical |
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| Date Created: | Sunday, 1 January 1995 | |
| Date Added: | Tuesday, 20 October 2009 | |
