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Electrochemical deposition of dodecanoate on lead in view of an environmentally safe corrosion inhibition
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Abstract
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| Non-toxic linear sodium monocarboxylates can be successfully used as inhibitors for the corrosion of many metals. The adsorption of these molecules onto a metal is usually achieved by immersing the metal in the carboxylate solution for a few hours. This paper describes the strength of cyclic voltammetry in forming a sodium dodecanoate coating on a lead electrode. We show that this approach is much less time-consuming compared with the immersion method and enables one to control and to characterize the layer formed by following the potential and current during the process. Additional ATR-IR and X-ray diffraction spectroscopic analyses were performed to qualitatively characterize the newly formed coating. |
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Language
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English
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Source (journal)
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Journal of solid state electrochemistry
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Publication
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2010
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ISSN
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1432-8488
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DOI
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10.1007/S10008-009-0898-Y
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Volume/pages
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14
:3
(2010)
, p. 407-413
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ISI
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000273175600008
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