Polyester-Based Coatings with a Metal Organic Framework: An Experimental Study for Corrosion Protection
Nicoleta Plesu,
Lavinia Macarie,
Milica Tara-Lunga Mihali
et al.
Abstract:Polyester coatings containing metal-organic framework (MOF) corrosion inhibitors were studied for their ability to protect carbon steel. The polyester coating was synthesized in the laboratory using microwave (MW) radiation to polycondense soy fatty acids, phthalic anhydride, and pentaerythritol-type polyols. The incorporation of these inhibitors into the polyester coating altered the behavior of the carbon steel, resulting in enhanced corrosion protection compared with uncoated carbon steel and polyester alon… Show more
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