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Since the initiation of pitting is the localized penetration of the passive film, understanding of this step requires information on the structure of passive films and the mechanisms whereby they can be destroyed locally. Understanding of either of these is complicated by the thinness of the films and the question of the passive film structure when formed by and existing in the aqueous environment as compared with its structure when removed from this environment. The latter is necessary for the use of most of the surface analysis techniques applicable to structure evaluation. As a consequence, specific conclusions as to the structure are frequently inferred rather than more directly established. 

Wells, D. E., Extraction, clean-up and recoveries of persistent trace organic contaminants from sediment and biota samples. In Environmental Analysis Techniques, Applications, and Quality Assurance, Barcelo, D., Ed., Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1996, chap. 3. 

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M. Reading, Controlled Rate Thermal Analysis and Beyond , in Thermal Analysis - Techniques Applications, ed. E. L. Charsley and S. B. Warrington, The Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge, 1992, p. 127. 

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Figure 4 Component TMDSC signals for a quenched PET sample. (Reproduced with permission from Brown ME (2001) Introduction to Thermal Analysis - Techniques Applications, p. 63. Amsterdam Kluwer Academic.)...

Desikan, P., Srivastava, J., Kumar, V., Tan, P. N. (2002). Hyperlink Analysis - Techniques Applications. Army High Performance Computing Center Technical Report. 

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