Investigation of the importance of heat transfer during thin electrolyte formation in atmospheric corrosion using a novel experimental approach Vrije Universiteit Brussel
During atmospheric corrosion of metals, the evolution of thin-film electrolyte thickness is the primary factor that determines corrosion rate. Understanding the evolution of the electrolyte thickness as a function of the key environmental parameters is yet to be achieved. Therefore, in the present article, a novel methodology has been developed to conduct experiments under regulated environment to measure the evolution of the film thickness ...