Encyclopedia of Corrosion TechnologyMarcel Dekker, 1998 - 537 من الصفحات Written by an acknowledged expert in the field, the Encyclopedia of Corrosion Technology furnishes, in a single volume, information on corrosion necessary for understanding and solving costly and potentially hazardous corrosion-related problems - saving the practitioner time in applied research and design. The Encyclopedia provides alphabetically organized coverage on all types of materials effected by corrosion...key terminology associated with the corrosion process, including metallurgical terms and alternate nomenclature...various types and forms of corrosion...the most commonly used construction materials and their corrosion resistance characteristics...methods for controlling and preventing corrosion, areas of application, and conditions for effective protection...and more. |
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Encyclopedia Of Corrosion Technology <span dir=ltr>Philip A. Schweitzer, P.E.</span> لا تتوفر معاينة - 2004 |
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93 Ammonium Acetic acid Acetic acid 50 alcohol alkalies alloy Allyl Aluminum chloride Ammonium chloride Ammonium fluoride Amyl Amyl alcohol anode applications aqueous attack austenitic Barium Benzene Benzyl Bromine gas Butyl Calcium hydroxide Carbon dioxide Chemical F chemical resistance Chloracetic acid Chlorine gas Chromic acid chromium coating Compatibility compounds concentrated corrosion rate Corrosion Resistance Tables Cupric chloride elastomers Epoxy Ethylene excellent resistance F C Chemical Ferric chloride film Fluorine gas furan heat Hydrobromic acid Hydrobromic acid 20 Hydrochloric acid Hydrochloric acid 20 Hydrofluoric acid Hydrofluoric acid 30 hydrogen Incompatibility is shown liquid Marcel Dekker material Maximum temp mechanical properties metal natural rubber nickel nitrate Nitric acid Nitric acid 20 oxidizing oxygen Perchloric acid Phenol Physical and Mechanical Polyester polymer Potassium Refs resin Schweitzer selected corrodents silicate Sodium hydroxide Sodium hypochlorite solvents stainless steels stress corrosion cracking Sulfuric acid Sulfuric acid 50 surface Tensile strength thermal zinc