Corrosion mechanisms intheory and practice

the long version

This outstanding reference offers in-depth discussions of the latest advances in corrosion science and corrosion protection - providing key information necessary to understand and solve corrosion problems and examining microbial-induced and atmospheric corrosion, corrosion in nuclear systems and of microelectronics and magnetic storage devices, inhibition by organic molecules, and the use of surface coatings for corrosion protection. With over 1600 bibliographic citations, tables, drawings, photographs, and equations, Corrosion Mechanisms in Theory and Practice is an indispensable resource for chemical, materials, corrosion, mechanical, design, process, metallurgical, manufacturing, and industrial engineers; materials scientists; surface chemists; applied physicists; and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines.