Abstract
The regularities of the hydrogen discharge and its diffusion into St3 steel in acidic chloride solutions with various pH and the influence of the inhibitor catamine AB on these processes have been investigated. The constants of the velocities of the main stages of these processes, degrees of the surface filling of steel by the adsorbed hydrogen and its near-surface concentration are calculated.
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