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    Corrosion Protection at the Nanoscale

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    Corrosion Protection at the Nanoscale explores fundamental concepts on how metals can be protected at the nanoscale by using both nanomaterials-based solutions, including nanoalloys, noninhibitors and nanocoatings. It is an important reference resource for both materials scientists and engineers wanting to find ways to create an efficient corrosion prevention strategy. Nanostructure materials have been widely used in many products, such as print electronics, contact, interconnection, implant, nanosensors and display units to lessen the impact of corrosion. Traditional methods for protection of metals include various techniques, such as coatings, inhibitors, electrochemical methods (anodic and cathodic protections), metallurgical design are covered in this book.

    Nanomaterials-based protective methods can offer many advantages over their traditional counterparts, such as protection for early-stage, higher corrosion resistance, better corrosion control. This book also outlines these advantages and discusses the challenges of implementing nanomaterials as corrosion protection agents on a wide scale.

    • Explains the main methods of detection, monitoring, testing, measurement and simulation of corrosion at the nanoscale
    • Explores how metals can be protected at the nanoscale using nanotechnology and nanomaterials
    • Discusses the major challenges of detecting and preventing corrosion at the nanoscale
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateMar 10, 2020
    ISBN9780128193600
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