Interaction of the Linear-Connected Pittings

Abstract

In this work, the mechanism of interaction of pittings, occurring on the heterogeneous surface of the passivated metal at presence in an aqueous electrolyte solution the activating (halide) anions is developed. A mathematical scheme describing this mechanism is presented. The equations for the currents density of the anodic dissolution of pitting as a function of concentration of activating anions and free water are obtained. The closed system of the equations representing a basis theory of an interaction of pittings is obtained.

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Mouhammad, S. (2015) Interaction of the Linear-Connected Pittings. Journal of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, 3, 1-6. doi: 10.4236/msce.2015.34001.

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