Effects of low charge injection densities on corrosion responses of pulsed 316LVM stainless steel electrodes.
The safe charge injection density for pulsing of 316LVM electrodes has been reported to be 40 microC/cm2. However, only 20 microC/cm2 is available for nonfaradic charge transfer and double layer charge injection. Therefore, we evaluated long term pulsing at 20 microC/cm2 with capacitor coupling.
Riedy
L W
LW
Rehabilitation Research and Development Center, Hines VA Hospital, IL 60141, USA.
Walter
J S
JS
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