Abstract
The corrosion behaviour of eight commercial high-Pd alloys was investigated and compared to that of PdAg systems. They were tested with standard potentiodynamic techniques in 0·9 per cent saline solution and an artificial saliva. The corrosion behaviour of the high-Pd alloys was satisfactory and essentially equivalent. In more systems anodic overloading in 0·9 per cent saline in this alloy group seemed to be superior compared to the PdAg alloy group. Within the high-Pd alloy systems compositional and constitutional variations were apparently too small to result in substantial electrochemical effects.
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