1986
DOI: 10.1016/0257-8972(86)90127-1
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Anodic behaviour and pitting corrosion of plain carbon steel in NaOH solutions containing Cl- ions

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“…The molecular structure of the starch suggests that it has strong potential to become an effective corrosion inhibitor. A survey of literature indicates that only few references are available dealing with the corrosion inhibition effect of starch on aluminum21, 22 and steel 23. More recently, modified cassava starches were evaluated as corrosion inhibitor for carbon steel under alkaline conditions in 200 mg/L NaCl solutions 24.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The molecular structure of the starch suggests that it has strong potential to become an effective corrosion inhibitor. A survey of literature indicates that only few references are available dealing with the corrosion inhibition effect of starch on aluminum21, 22 and steel 23. More recently, modified cassava starches were evaluated as corrosion inhibitor for carbon steel under alkaline conditions in 200 mg/L NaCl solutions 24.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cassava starch was selected as precursor for the derivatives because cassava is a woody shrub that is extensively cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions 21 , but it has not been as widely commercialized as, for example, corn starch. It must be noticed that up to our knowledge, only few works have been published dealing with the use of starches as protective material against corrosion 11,29,30 . Sugama et al 11 employed a polyorganosiloxane-grafted potato starch and an unmodified potato starch as coating to afford protection of aluminum.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Sugama et al 11 employed a polyorganosiloxane-grafted potato starch and an unmodified potato starch as coating to afford protection of aluminum. On the other hand, Abd El Halemm et al 29 employed a soluble starch, among other compounds, to improve the pitting corrosion resistance of a carbon steel; nevertheless, these authors did not specify the starch they used and the type and amount of functional groups present in the starch. Other work that can be mentioned is the publication of Rosliza and Wan Nik 30 in 2009, who reported that cassava starch could improve the corrosion resistance of an aluminum alloy in seawater.…”
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“…Οι Abd El Haleem κ.αλ. [118] ερεύνησαν τη διάβρωση με βελονισμούς ενός κοινού χάλυβα με 1,05%κ.β. C, 0,32%κ.β.…”
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