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Experimental and theoretical assessment to investigate the impact of Gast Reg drug on the copper corrosion control in an acidic environment.
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Abstract
Herein, a corrosion inhibitor called the Gast Reg drug (GRD) was used to prevent the copper from corroding. The aggressive solution used in this investigation was HCl acid solution. A mix of electrochemical and quantum investigations are used to assess GRD's anti-corrosion properties. It has been discovered that the GRD is essential for stopping copper from corroding in a 2 M HCl solution. The study's results indicated that GRD shown considerable corrosion prevention capabilities for copper in 2 M HCl solution. The inhibitory effectiveness of GRD was seen to rise with higher concentrations of GRD. It is noteworthy that the maximum levels of inhibitory effectiveness (82.1%) for HCl solution were obtained at 123.87 × 10
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