Corrosion and Corrosion Control¶
Revie, R. W., & Uhlig, H. H. (2008). Corrosion and Corrosion Control: An Introduction to Corrosion Science and Engineering. John Wiley & Sons.
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- Passivation
- Passivation is the phenomenon in which a reactive metal surface spontaneously develops a thin, dense, adherent oxide film — typically only 1–10 nanometres thick — whose formation blocks the diffusion and charge-transfer steps that would otherwise sustain active corrosion, reducing the corrosion rate by orders of magnitude even though the underlying metal remains thermodynamically unstable in the environment
This sourceA corrosion-science textbook whose potential-pH treatment places passivation with immunity and corrosion and attributes it to film formation on the metal. Repassivation of freshly bared metal inside the passive window, and the absence of self-healing outside it.
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“immunity, and [passivation] of copper at 25”
- Passivation is the phenomenon in which a reactive metal surface spontaneously develops a thin, dense, adherent oxide film — typically only 1–10 nanometres thick — whose formation blocks the diffusion and charge-transfer steps that would otherwise sustain active corrosion, reducing the corrosion rate by orders of magnitude even though the underlying metal remains thermodynamically unstable in the environment
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