Abstract

The effect of Cl- concentration on the corrosion behavior of Cr-containing steel in tropical marine atmospheric environment is systematically studied. Cl- ions affect the adsorption amount of water film and then affected O2 diffusion. They reduce the generation of NiFeO4 and Cr(OH)3 and destroy the electronegativity of inner film, further weakening the homologous enrichment of Ni, Mo and Cr and intensifying the penetration of Cl- ions. The amount of NiO and Cr2O3 decreases due to oxygen reduction, which reducrs FeOOH nucleation sites and promotes the large-size FeOOH generation, leading to increase the pores in the corrosion product films.

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