ArticleScientific reports2024
Passivation performance of Nb microalloyed rebar in concrete carbonation environments with different pH.
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In this study, XPS sputtering depth, SEM and electrochemical tests (CV, EIS, M-S, i-t, DPP) were used to study the structural composition and formation mechanism of surface passive film of Nb microalloyed rebar in SCPS with different pH. The results showed that after passivation for 10 d in SCPS with different pH, compared with CS rebar, the stability and compactness of surface passive film of 34Nb rebar gradually increased with the decreases of pH. Firstly, with the decreases of pH, the outer layer of surface passive film of 34Nb rebar was composed of Fe oxides and Fe hydroxides, and the inner layer was composed of Fe oxides and Nb oxides, thus increasing the mass ratio of Fe
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