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6 Electrochemical Reaction-Controlled Crack Growth (Hydrogen Embrittlement) [Pg.137]

Comparison of the apparent activation energies for electrochemical reactions [8] and that of stage II crack growth (Table 8.1) show that they are equal (at the [Pg.138]

Environment Crack growth Electrochemical/ Chemical reactions [Pg.139]

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