ArticleRegenerative biomaterials2023
Establishment of coverage-mass equation to quantify the corrosion inhomogeneity and examination of medium effects on iron corrosion.
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Abstract
Metal corrosion is important in the fields of biomedicine as well as construction and transportation etc. While most corrosion occurs inhomogeneously, there is so far no satisfactory parameter to characterize corrosion inhomogeneity. Herein, we employ the Poisson raindrop question to model the corrosion process and derive an equation to relate corrosion coverage and corrosion mass. The resultant equation is named coverage-mass equation, abbreviated as C-M equation. We also suggest corrosion mass at 50% coverage, termed as half-coverage mass
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