Comparison of the inhibition efficiencies of phosphate based corrosion inhibitors in relation with pH and tempature
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The inhibition efficiencies of phosphate based corrosion inhibitors have been studies in relation with pH and temperature. The drawbacks and superiorities were discussed for optimization of working conditions. For this purpose, mild steel was used as working electrode, phosphoric acid, phosphonic acid and sodium hexa meta phosphate were used as corrosion inhibitors. The experiments were realized in 0,1 M Na2SO4 as supporting electrolyte. Operating conditions of inhibators has been determined via electrochemical methods. It has been deducted that sodium hexa meta phosphate is a more effectice inhibator than phosphoric acid and phosphonic acid. Key Words: Corrosion, inhibitor, Phosphoric acid, Phosphonic acid, Sodium hexa meta phosphate.
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Onursal Çevik
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Onursal Çevik (Master Thesis). Comparison of the inhibition efficiencies of phosphate based corrosion inhibitors in relation with pH and tempature, 2014, Çukurova University.
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