Corrosion inhibition of Eleusine aegyptiaca and Croton rottleri leaf extracts on cast iron surface in 1 M HCl medium

Solvent Effect and Adsorption Study of Mild Steel Protection from Acid Corrosion Using Eco-friendly Formulations of Annatto Extract

“…Materials that best fit into these descriptions are locally sourced materials such as plant products. Some plants, including those used for food production, have been reported to possess good inhibitive properties against corrosion of different metals under different conditions [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. When farmers prefer to sell their produce at higher profits to industries for manufacture of corrosion inhibitors instead of food production, food scarcity is inevitable.…”

Synthesis, characterization and application of acrylate-based poly ionic liquid for corrosion protection of C1020 steel In hydrochloric acid solution

“…During the adsorption process of an inhibitor on a metal surface in an aqueous electrolyte, numerous interactions take place between the inhibitor molecules, water (solvent), and metal surface. Studying the mechanism of these interactions is the appropriate way to understand the corrosion inhibition mechanism [16,33,65]. In the traditional approach, adsorption isotherm is used to characterize the adsorption mechanism for a corrosion inhibitor.…”

“…Organic corrosion inhibitors include extracts from plants such as henna, bamboo, coffee, cinnamon, Hammada, lemon, Mango and also papaya [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. Although these compounds possess the privilege of being non-toxic and naturally available [16,17]. However, the extraction process is extremely expensive, laborious, and in addition require considerable amounts of organic solvents which have adverse impacts on humans.…”

Assessment of Low Carbon Steel Corrosion Inhibition by Eco-Friendly Green Chaenomeles sinensis Extract in Acid Medium

“…Recently several scientific investigations have been carried out to study the inhibitory action of various plant extracts containing poly phenolic compounds, tannins, alkaloids as well as carbohydrates. The reported extracts include, Rhus verniciflua [14], Aster koraiensis [15], Tragia plukenetii [16], Ligularia fischeri [17], Hibiscus sabdariffa [18], Eleusine aegyptiaca, Croton rottleri [19], Phoenix dactylifera [20], Piper guincense [21,22], Artememesia pallens [23], Schinopsis lorentzii [24], Lawsonia inermis [25], Oxandra asbeckii [26], Azadirachta indica [27], Justicia gendarussa [28] and Phyllanthus amarus [29].…”