Special-purpose passivatable metals and alloys
Passivable metals and alloys. Rules of choice and usage types.
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Special-purpose passivatable metals and alloys
Passivable metals and alloys. Rules of choice and usage types.

Author : Jean-Louis CROLET

Publication date: December 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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4. Special-purpose passivatable metals and alloys

4.1 Nickel alloys

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4.1.1 Presentation

Nickel is a low-reactivity metal, which in practice translates into the following two characteristics.

  • Nickel is a noble metal: the anodic dissolution of nickel takes place in a potential range well above the range of H + ion reduction. As a result, in non-oxidizing acidic environments, i.e. in the absence of any oxidizing functions other than the reduction of H +...

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