MATERIALS WORLD: Getting to the centre of corrosion

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    Philip Withers, Regis Professor of Materials at the University of Manchester, UK, and Chief Investigator of the programme, notes that while there is a greater empiric understanding of corrosion, the underpinning assumptions date back decades. Withers told Materials World, ‘We predict the rate of corrosion at a uniform rate. But it hasn’t been possible to look at how corrosion films form at the earliest stages – what the nuclei of corrosion events are.’

    Period4 Sept 2017

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    • TitleGetting to the centre of corrosion
      Media name/outletMaterials World
      Media typeWeb
      Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
      Date4/09/17
      DescriptionPhilip Withers, Regis Professor of Materials at the University of Manchester, UK, and Chief Investigator of the programme, notes that while there is a greater empiric understanding of corrosion, the underpinning assumptions date back decades. Withers told Materials World, ‘We predict the rate of corrosion at a uniform rate. But it hasn’t been possible to look at how corrosion films form at the earliest stages – what the nuclei of corrosion events are.’
      URLwww.iom3.org/materials-world-magazine/news/2017/sep/01/getting-centre-corrosion
      PersonsPhilip Withers

    Research Beacons, Institutes and Platforms

    • Advanced materials

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    • materials