Dynamic Sensing of Localized Corrosion at the Metal/Solution Interface
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Abstract
A Mach-Zehnder interferometer is employed to detect localized corrosion at the metal/solution interface in the potentiodynamic sweep of the iron electrode in solutions. During the electrochemical reactions, local variations of the electrolyte’s refractive index, which correlate with the concentration of dissolved species, change the optical path length (OPL) of the object beam when the beam passes through the electrolyte. The distribution of the OPL difference was obtained to present the concentration change of the metal ions visually, which enable direct evidence of corrosion processes. The OPL difference distribution shows localized and general corrosion during the anodic dissolution of the iron electrode in solutions with and without chloride ions, respectively. This method provides an approach for dynamic detection of localized corrosion at the metal/solution interface.
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| Authors | Wei Li;Boyu Yuan;Chao Wang;Liang Li;Shenhao Chen;Li, Wei;Yuan, Boyu;Wang, Chao;Li, Liang;Chen, Shenhao; |
| Journal | sensors |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.3390/s120404962
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