Sentence examples for green corrosion from inspiring English sources
The green corrosion inhibitors serve recently as a source of environmental friendly materials in the corrosive media.
The effectiveness of Bambusa arundinacea as green corrosion inhibitor was compared with that of calcium nitrite and ethanolamine inhibitors.
The experimental studies carried out on water permeability resistance and microstructure of reinforced concrete treated with Bambusa arundinacea as green corrosion inhibitor, are reported in this article.
A possible solution of this problem could be incorporation of tiny polymeric micro- and nanocontainers loaded with "green" corrosion inhibitors into protective coatings.
In order to understand thoroughly the complex corrosion system and hence develop effective and "green" corrosion prevention strategies, predictive modeling is believed to be an essential tool.
(The British Museum's scientific research laboratory was set up in 1920, after conservators realized how badly artifacts had deteriorated when they were stored in the tunnels of the London Underground during World War I. Archaeological iron rusted, bronzes developed patches of powdery green corrosion, and some pottery and limestone objects developed salt crystals because of high humidity levels).
The statue was green and rough with corrosion, but potentially worth many thousands of dollars if it proved as authentic as it appeared.
Chitosan-based coatings were suggested in this work as a "green" alternative for active corrosion protection of aluminum alloys.
Extracts of persimmon husk were investigated, by using weight loss and potentiodynamic polarisation techniques, as green and eco-friendly corrosion inhibitors of Q235A steel in 1M HCl.
A calcareous sandstone plinth (90 × 70 cm) contaminated with green copper stains from corrosion of its bronze sculpture was obtained from the lapidarium belonging to FBN Stenhuggeri A/S in Denmark.
It has been found that the crude persimmon extracts are complex mixtures containing vitamins, p-coumaric acid, gallic acid, catechin, flavonoids, carotenoids and condensed tannin and so on, which indicates the extracts of persimmon husk suitable to be used as green and eco-friendly corrosion inhibitors.
