Abstract
PEO coatings, aside from their reasonable corrosion protection, also feature a porous microstructure that can serve as a repository for corrosion inhibitors. This study presents and investigates the high corrosion inhibition effect of sodium salt of decylphosphonate (DP) when incorporated into PEO coating on a magnesium substrate. The interaction of DP with both bare and PEO-coated magnesium substrates was studied to understand its corrosion inhibition mechanism. Additionally, a strategy to enhance the active anti-corrosion ability of the DP-containing system was suggested and examined. The findings provide new insights into the potential of surfactants as corrosion inhibitors for magnesium alloys.
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