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This film reduces the electrical current occurring in the corrosion reaction , thus
rendering the environment nonreactive . ... most of the forms of corrosion , but
their successful application is limited to a relatively small number of environments
.
This film reduces the electrical current occurring in the corrosion reaction , thus
rendering the environment nonreactive . ... most of the forms of corrosion , but
their successful application is limited to a relatively small number of environments
.
Page 9
The high silicon content ( 13 to 16 percent ) of these cast irons increases
chemical resistance , due to the formation of a passive SiO2 surface layer , which
forms on exposure to the environment . The material is very hard , which makes it
...
The high silicon content ( 13 to 16 percent ) of these cast irons increases
chemical resistance , due to the formation of a passive SiO2 surface layer , which
forms on exposure to the environment . The material is very hard , which makes it
...
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This extreme strength of the “ passive " film is evident because it is not affected by
aggressive corrosive environments , such as ... resistance when welded , they
should not be specified if they will be used in a strongly corrosive environment .
This extreme strength of the “ passive " film is evident because it is not affected by
aggressive corrosive environments , such as ... resistance when welded , they
should not be specified if they will be used in a strongly corrosive environment .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Construction Materials for Photographic Processing Equipment Volume 12 of Kodak publication |
| Author | Eastman Kodak Company |
| Edition | 3, illustrated |
| Publisher | Eastman Kodak Company, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 27 Jun 2008 |
| ISBN | 087985250X, 9780879852504 |
| Length | 36 pages |
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