High anti-corrosion barrier of poly(methyl methacrylate))-silica coatings explained: a thousand-days study
Mayara Carla Uvida,
Andressa Trentin,
Sandra Helena Pulcinelli
et al.
Abstract:Poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA)-silica coatings form a few micrometers thick anti-corrosive barrier that blocks the permeation of water and ions when exposed to harsh environments. Their excellent anti-corrosive performance stands out for protecting steel and aluminum alloys immersed in seawater for long periods (> 2 years), making them compliant to several applications in the marine, aeronautical, and automotive industries, for example. A key approach to understanding the degradation of high-performance p… Show more
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