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Volumn 56, Issue 9, 2011, Pages 3322-3327
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Theoretical challenges in understanding the inhibition mechanism of aluminum corrosion in basic media in the presence of some p-phenol derivatives
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Author keywords
Aluminum corrosion; Interfacial phenomena; Phenol inhibitors; pKa determination; Protonation deprotonation cycle; Quantum electrochemistry
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Indexed keywords
BASIC MEDIA;
CONTINUUM MODEL;
CORROSION INHIBITION MECHANISM;
CORROSIVE AGENTS;
DEPROTONATED SPECIES;
DESOLVATION;
ELECTRICAL DOUBLE LAYERS;
GOOD CORRELATIONS;
HYDROGEN ATOMS;
HYDROXYL GROUPS;
INFLUENCING PARAMETERS;
INHIBITION EFFICIENCY;
INHIBITION MECHANISMS;
INTERACTION ENERGIES;
INTERFACIAL PHENOMENA;
METAL SURFACES;
METAL-SOLUTION INTERFACES;
MOLECULAR ACTIVITIES;
PHENOL DERIVATIVES;
PKA DETERMINATION;
PROTONATION/DEPROTONATION CYCLE;
QUANTUM ELECTROCHEMISTRY;
ALUMINUM;
ALUMINUM CORROSION;
CHARGE TRANSFER;
CONTINUUM MECHANICS;
DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY;
ELECTRIC DIPOLE MOMENTS;
ELECTRIC PROPERTIES;
ELECTROCHEMISTRY;
ION EXCHANGE;
MOLECULAR OXYGEN;
PHENOLS;
CORROSION INHIBITORS;
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EID: 79953197497
PISSN: 00134686
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1016/j.electacta.2011.01.021 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (12)
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References (23)
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