Hello sir ,Can you please explain this tafel curve is also applicable for identification of corrosiveness of chemical. I am focused on the chemical are corrosive resistant in nature using different corrosion inhibitor.
Dear Prof I am kumar pursuing doctoral research in Spanish Council the field of corrosion. I saw your video on RUclips and it is awesome. I have a question on EIS for longer immersion test condition. 1. Sample is in 3.5 Wt% NaCl upto 200 hours test condition. So, It will keep on electrochemical cell for 200 hours? or may I keep in the same amount of electrolyte like a beaker and then it will transferred to an electrochemical cell for impendance measurement? Could you offer your suggestion? Kind regards, Kumar
Excuse me sir I want to ask, if the Potentiodynamic test starts sweeping from the bottom of the evans diagram (cathodic curve) where reduction reaction happens, does that mean the oxidation reaction is also happening simultaneously?
Thank you sir, for giving such a good explanation 👏 👍 🙏
thank you sir for your presentation.
Hello sir ,Can you please explain this tafel curve is also applicable for identification of corrosiveness of chemical. I am focused on the chemical are corrosive resistant in nature using different corrosion inhibitor.
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Nice video Sir
Very good presentation and informative.
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Dear Prof
I am kumar pursuing doctoral research in Spanish Council the field of corrosion. I saw your video on RUclips and it is awesome.
I have a question on EIS for longer immersion test condition.
1. Sample is in 3.5 Wt% NaCl upto 200 hours test condition.
So, It will keep on electrochemical cell for 200 hours? or may I keep in the same amount of electrolyte like a beaker and then it will transferred to an electrochemical cell for impendance measurement?
Could you offer your suggestion?
Kind regards,
Kumar
Keep in beaker for 200 hrs and then shift to electrochemical cell
@@aniketkolekar2099 Thank you professor. In that case am I using the same NaCl electrolyte? Coz impedance measurement is more sensitive
Very informative video..What is the cons and pros for using NaCl to study corrosion compared to acids like hydrochloric and sulfuric acid?
In the graph of tafel plot why is low carbon steel having more corrosion rate even though it is towards the noble region?
what is more important parameter for deciding the corrosion resistance, is it corrosion current or corrosion potential
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Excuse me sir I want to ask, if the Potentiodynamic test starts sweeping from the bottom of the evans diagram (cathodic curve) where reduction reaction happens, does that mean the oxidation reaction is also happening simultaneously?
Thank you sir for your presentation
Very informative more helpful for my research work
Corrosion rate should be increased or decreased in case of metal matrix composite?
so helpful thank you
Very interesting and informative session
Thank you sir!
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