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Electrons that interact at the metal-solution interface do not penetrate the solution. 1.2.1. Elementary electrochemical reactions of corrosion [Pg.83]

The corrosion of a metal is the result of two simultaneous reactions that are in electrical equilibrium [Pg.83]

It results in an anodic current 4 that flows in the direction [Pg.83]

Except when connected to the electrodes of a generator, the metal is electrically neutral, which means that the electron and current fluxes are in equilibrium [Pg.83]

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