Abstract
Herein, the protective performance of a new triazole inhibitor for carbon steel was studied by electrochemical methods. Potentiodynamic polarization curves showed that the anti-corrosion efficiency improved with increasing concentrations of the inhibitor and the results show that it is 22 times corrosion resistance efficiency for inhibitor compared to bare aggressive solution. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy showed that the film adsorbed well on the carbon steel surface. The scanning vibrating electrode technique demonstrated the corrosion process of carbon steel with and without the protection of inhibitor. Thus, a mechanism for the corrosion process was proposed and the behavior of carbon steel under the protection of the inhibitor was discussed.
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