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Method of Equivalent Electrode for the Evaluation of Electrochemical Currents in Corrosion Pits

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We deduce a new condition for the electric potential of an electrolyte in a circular pit formed in a body with plane boundary in the case where the potential and current density in the pit depend only on the axial coordinate. This condition enables one to study corrosion processes inside the pit without analyzing the processes running outside the corresponding region.

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  1. Karpenko Physicomechanical Institute, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Lviv

    B. I. Kolodii, I. M. Dmytrakh & O. L. Bilyi

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Kolodii, B.I., Dmytrakh, I.M. & Bilyi, O.L. Method of Equivalent Electrode for the Evaluation of Electrochemical Currents in Corrosion Pits. Materials Science 38, 634–639 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024250020900

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