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Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry, 2002
A new inhibitor for steel protection in sulfuric acid solutions, 2'4'6-tribromo-m-phenylenediamine'was studied.
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A new inhibitor for steel protection in sulfuric acid solutions, 2'4'6-tribromo-m-phenylenediamine'was studied.
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CORROSION 1976, 1976
Naphthenic acid corrosion is not a new problem for refiners. Over 45 years ago, it was identified as potentially troublesome in U.S. refineries that processed unusually acidic crudes (1). By 1956, Derungs had outlined the crude characteristics and processing conditions that favor naphthenic acid corrosion and had suggested ways to minimize such damage ...
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Naphthenic acid corrosion is not a new problem for refiners. Over 45 years ago, it was identified as potentially troublesome in U.S. refineries that processed unusually acidic crudes (1). By 1956, Derungs had outlined the crude characteristics and processing conditions that favor naphthenic acid corrosion and had suggested ways to minimize such damage ...
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Anti-Corrosion Manual, 1989
“Metals are attacked by acid” is a commonly-heard statement that is reasonably correct but rather too sweeping. Some metals are “noble” in that they are not affected by ordinary, non-oxidising acids such as hydrochloric acid, and the important noble metals in electronics are copper, silver, gold, palladium and platinum. Many metals are highly reactive,
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“Metals are attacked by acid” is a commonly-heard statement that is reasonably correct but rather too sweeping. Some metals are “noble” in that they are not affected by ordinary, non-oxidising acids such as hydrochloric acid, and the important noble metals in electronics are copper, silver, gold, palladium and platinum. Many metals are highly reactive,
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1956
THE American literature contains comparatively few reports of cases of corrosive gastritis, of either the acute or the chronic variety. Because few patients survive the initial insult for more than twenty-four hours, the concept of the management of such cases is somewhat nebulous.
F, STEIGMANN, R A, DOLEHIDE
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THE American literature contains comparatively few reports of cases of corrosive gastritis, of either the acute or the chronic variety. Because few patients survive the initial insult for more than twenty-four hours, the concept of the management of such cases is somewhat nebulous.
F, STEIGMANN, R A, DOLEHIDE
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Corrosivity of Wet-Process Phosphoric Acid
CORROSION 1977, 1977Phosphoric acid is one of the most important products from the chemical industry. Two fundamentally differing routes are used for the production of phosphoric acid; the electric-furnace process and the wet process. The furnace grade acid has a high purity which makes it convenient as an intermediate in the further production of detergents, food ...
T. Sydberger, S. Nordin
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CORROSION—Sulfuric Acid Corrosion of Stainless Steel
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1958To obtain the greatest economic advantage from the use of stainless sael in the chermical industry, the environment and design of equipment in which the steels are used must be properly selected. The chromiumnickel ausanitic sael depend on a passive film on the surface for corrosion resistance to dilute sulfuric acid.
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