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Action of sodium chloride solutions on the ferrous metals
Cast-iron and steel plates were immersed 50 mm. below surface of either aerated or non-aerated 2-per cent sodium-chloride solutions, and, at end of each period of 12 or 14 hours, were removed from liquid, washed, dried, rubbed, weighed, and then replaced; results show that both steel and cast iron lose regularly in weight in non-aerated solution; in aerated solution, action on steel corresponds with regular loss in weight; with cast iron, action is more complex.
Action of sodium chloride solutions on the ferrous metals
Cast-iron and steel plates were immersed 50 mm. below surface of either aerated or non-aerated 2-per cent sodium-chloride solutions, and, at end of each period of 12 or 14 hours, were removed from liquid, washed, dried, rubbed, weighed, and then replaced; results show that both steel and cast iron lose regularly in weight in non-aerated solution; in aerated solution, action on steel corresponds with regular loss in weight; with cast iron, action is more complex.
Action of sodium chloride solutions on the ferrous metals
Sur l'action des solutions de chlorure de sodium sur les metaux ferreux
Girard, R. (author)
1925
4 pages
2 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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