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Thermodynamics of Electrolytic Corrosion

Dieter Landolt

The sections in this article are

Introduction
Fundamentals of Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics of Electrochemical Reactions
    Example 1
    Example 2
    Example 3
Nernst Equation
    Example 3
Cathodic Reactions in Corrosion
Pourbaix Diagrams
    Pourbaix Diagram for Water
    Pourbaix Diagram for Metals
    Example: Pourbaix Diagram for Fe
    Comments on Pourbaix Diagrams
Thermodynamics of High Temperature Corrosion

Wiley2007

Kinetics of Electrolytic Corrosion Reactions

Dieter Landolt

The sections in this article are

Introduction
Measures of Corrosion Rate
Exchange Current Density; Kinetics at Equilibrium
Overvoltage
Activation Overvoltage
Development of Butler–Volmer Equation
Tafel Equation
Low-field Approximation
Multistep Reactions
The Hydrogen Evolution Reaction
Mixed Potential Theory
Effect of Multiple Oxidizing Agents
Galvanic Corrosion
Ohmic Potential Drops
Polarization Resistance and Linear Polarization

Wiley2007

Transport Phenomena in Electrolytic Corrosion

Dieter Landolt

The sections in this article are

Introduction
Ion Transport in Electrolytes
Generalized Butler–Volmer Equation
Concentration Overvoltage
Effect of Mass Transport on Corrosion Reactions

Wiley2007

Fundamentals of Corrosion

Dieter Landolt

The sections in this article are

Introduction
Fundamentals of Corrosion Electrochemistry
    Corrosion Reactions
    Electrolytes
    Electrode Potential and Structure of the Interface

Wiley2007