Sentence examples for corrosive dissolution from inspiring English sources
Soldering and corrosive dissolution are the primary causes of die non-performance in permanent mold and die casting production of net shape parts for the transportation industry.
At Ω <1, seawater becomes corrosive causing dissolution and impaired skeleton deposition in larval and adult sea urchins [8], [44].
Further calculations on the Pt Au nanoparticle indicated that the corrosive Pt dissolutions can be suppressed by subtitutional introductions of Au atoms at the edges of the nanoparticle without lowering ORR activity.
The excellent corrosion resistance of the TiZr coating is attributed to the alternating Ti and Zr nano-composite structure with an hcp arrangement, which provides an effective impediment to active corrosive ions during anodic dissolution.
These acids are highly corrosive and accelerate the dissolution of the stone surface (biocorrosion) and changes.
In uninhibited system, the AA surface was fairly damaged due to dissolution in corrosive medium (Fig. 6a) with maximum height scale of 600 nm.
In situ atomic force microscopy (AFM) measurements in slightly corrosive solutions showed extensive localized dissolution and deposition of corrosion products on EN AW-3003, and only a small number of corroding sites and "tunnel-like" pits on Al Mn Si Zr.
After immersion in the HCl solution in the absence of BZ4, the surface appeared to be damaged due to the high iron dissolution rate in corrosive media.
As results obtained from Fig. 3a, b, the addition of inhibitors to the corrosive solution both reduces anodic dissolution of mild steel and also retards cathodic hydrogen evolution reactions as would be expected.
To this end, two eutectoid steels in the form of hot rolled bar and cold drawn wire were subjected to slow strain rate tests in aqueous environments in corrosive conditions corresponding to localized anodic dissolution and hydrogen assisted cracking.
Results obtained show that PMAA moderately inhibited the dissolution of Al in the corrosive medium.
