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The Iron Dissolution Mechanism in Changing Times - From a Classical Quasihomogeneous Surface Approach to an Atomistic Consideration
The Iron Dissolution Mechanism in Changing Times - From a Classical Quasihomogeneous Surface Approach to an Atomistic Consideration
The Iron Dissolution Mechanism in Changing Times - From a Classical Quasihomogeneous Surface Approach to an Atomistic Consideration
Lorenz, W. J. (author) / Wiesbeck, W. (author) / Frankel, G. S. / Frankenthal, R. P. / Electrochemical Society
Symposium, Corrosion science: a retrospective and current status in honor of Robert P Frankenthal ; 2002 ; Philadelphia, PA
2002-01-01
17 pages
Held as part of the 2002 May meeting of the Electrochemical Society
Conference paper
English
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