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Anodes - Dissolution and Change of Shape

CORROSION 1981, 1981
Abstract Results of inspection and examination of anodes operating at sea are presented. The effects of quality of anode material and current density on the performance of anodes are discussed. The "end effect" is explained and conclusions drawn as to the optimal shape of anode.
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Anodic Dissolution and Selective Corrosion of Alloys

Protection of Metals, 2002
The mechanisms of the anodic dissolution of alloys are considered. The kinetic explanation of an abrupt increase in the corrosion resistance of the alloys, formed by metallic systems with a continuous series of solid solutions, is given. The dezincification of brasses related to the reduction of the oxidation products of copper is accounted for by the ...
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Anodic dissolution of metals at high rates

IBM Journal of Research and Development, 1993
Electrochemical metal shaping and finishing processes involve anodic dissolution of metals at high rates. This paper presents a review of some fundamental aspects related to the understanding of such processes. Included are discussions of the phenomena of passive film breakdown that lead to the transpassive dissolution of metals, some of the available ...
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Anodic Dissolution of Metals—Anomalous Valence

1974
When metals are dissolved anodically in aqueous and nonaqueous media, the weight of metal dissolved is sometimes greater than that calculated from Faraday’s law assuming normal oxidation states. Among several metals of industrial importance, Al, Be, Cd, Fe, Pb, Mg, Ti, and Zn exhibit this phenomenon.
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The Anodic Dissolution of Tin

Inorganic Chemistry, 1964
Max L. Rumpel, Arthur W. Davidson, Jacob Kleinberg   +2 more
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Anodic dissolution of tellurium in acid solutions

Electrochimica Acta, 1968
The potential of tellurium anodes was measured in HClO4, H2SO4 and HNO3 as a function of cd and acid concentration. The results indicate the formation of telluryl ion, TeO2H+, in the pH range 0–0·8, tellurous acid, H2TeO3, above pH 1·8, and both products at intermediate pH.
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Kinetic Models of Metal Anodic Dissolution

Protection of Metals, 2001
S. M. Reshetnikov, M. V. Rylkina
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The Anodic Dissolution of Cadmium

Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1967
J. W. Johnson, E. Deng, S. C. Lai, W. J. James   +3 more
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The anodic dissolution of nickel—1

Electrochimica Acta, 1975
G.T. Burstein, G.A. Wright
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The Anodic Dissolution of Electrodeposited Nickel

Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1967
P. A. Brook, D. B. Jenkins, M. Saleem
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