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A facile and green approach is developed to impart remarkable protection against corrosion to galvanized steel. A protecting multilayer film is formed by alternating the deposition of a polycation bearing catechol groups, used as corrosion inhibitors, with clay that induces barrier properties. This coating does not affect the esthetical aspect of the surface and does not release any toxic molecules in the environment.

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Cerium treatments for temporary protection of electroplated steel

Motte

Maury

Olivier

et al. 2005

Surface and Coatings Technology

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