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How can we evaluate zinc corrosion




How far the interruptions of the x-Rays can be right in determining the corrosion products of zinc different waters, has any of you the latest in this area ?

Please write soon ,

Fathi Mohamad Attagour
industrial site - Misurata, Tripoli, Libya
2003


If you mean x-ray diffraction then the answer is definite yes providing the analysis is done by an expert.

MOAMER QADAFI
- OKC
2006



The answer of how to evaluate Zinc corrosion in different waters?
As you may know, different waters would grow different compounds of zincs and the degree of these compounds to withstand different salinity would be in favour, as you might have read before that, zinc would corrode most when it is in contact with sweat soft water , because this water would not form a film of zinc compounds that would protect the zinc, on the other hand tap water would contain carbonates which eventually would form a hard film that can protect the zinc from further corrosion.

Fathi Mohamed Attagour
researcher - Misurata, Libya
2006




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