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  • 2019Effect of pH on Mg(OH)2 film evolution on corroding Mg by in situ kinetic Raman mapping (KRM)89citations
  • 2018Evolution de surface lors de la corrosion de magnésium : nouvelles approches analytiques pour comprendre les mécanismes de corrosion et de protection ; Surface evolution of corroding magnesium : new analytical approaches to understand corrosion mechanisms and protection strategiescitations

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  • Volovitch, Polina
  • Shkirskiy, Viacheslav
  • Lefèvre, Grégory
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Evolution de surface lors de la corrosion de magnésium : nouvelles approches analytiques pour comprendre les mécanismes de corrosion et de protection ; Surface evolution of corroding magnesium : new analytical approaches to understand corrosion mechanisms and protection strategies

  • Maltseva, Alina
Abstract

Les alliages légers (Al, Mg) sont aujourd’hui majoritairement utilisés dans les industries aéronautique, électronique, automobile. Toutefois, la faible résistance à la corrosion et à l’abrasion de ces alliages restreint leur développement à grande échelle. Les nouveaux concepts de protection contre la corrosion des alliages légers se basent non seulement sur un effet barrière par une couche épaisse d'oxyde (PEO) ou peindre, mais surtout sur une protection active à l’aide d’inhibiteurs de corrosion spécifiques. Ces inhibiteurs de corrosion pourraient être libérés "sur demande" et génèrent un phénomène ‘d’auto guérison’. L’utilisation des méthodes d’analyse in situ and ex situ modernes spectroscopiques pourraient permettre de mettre en lumière l’évolution de systèmes aussi complexe et aider à mieux définir les facteurs régulant ces processus. ; Nowadays light alloys (Al, Mg) are widely used in a number of areas such as electronics, aeronautic, automotive and construction industries. However, the low corrosion and wear resistance of these alloys hinders application of Al and Mg alloys on a larger scale. The new concepts for corrosion protection of light alloys should include not only barrier protection by a thick oxide layer (PEO) or by paint but also an active protection by specific corrosion inhibitors which can be released “on request” and ensure so-called “self-healing”. Use of in situ and ex situ spectroscopic methods could bring a new view to the evolution of such a complicated system and help to define factors controlling these processes.

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  • surface
  • corrosion
  • Magnesium
  • Magnesium
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • wear resistance
  • Raman spectroscopy