Mixed-Potential Theory consists of two simple hypothesis: (1) any electrochemical reaction can be divided into two or more partial oxidation and reduction reactions and (2) there can be no net accumulation of electric charge during an electrochemical reaction. It can be experimentally demonstrated that electrochemical reactions are composed of two or more partial oxidation or reduction reactions. The second hypothesis is a restatement of the law of conservation of charge. It follows that during the corrosion of an electrically isolated metal sample, the total rate of oxidation must equal the total of reduction...
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Very informative article . if you could share any stuff about non corrosive instruments like
High Level Sensor . Then do share it. As we are reading about corrosion we must know about the things that are specially made to get prevention from corrosion.
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