Application of polymer electrolyte based hydrogen sensor to study corrosion of carbon steel in acid medium
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Abstract
Hydrogen sensors find extensive application in hydrogen leak detection. These sensors can also be utilized in process monitoring. A fuel cell based room temperature amperometric hydrogen sensor has been developed in our laboratory. This sensor is used to study corrosion of carbon steel (CS) with EAC formulation, which is a mixture of EDTA, ascorbic acid and citric acid. EAC formulation is a recommended chemical formulation to dissolve magnetite formed by corrosion of CS. The paper describes a new method using hydrogen sensor to obtain the rate of corrosion of CS by EAC as a function of time.
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OpenAlex topics: Smart Materials for Construction · Advanced Battery Technologies Research · Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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