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Development of a Coupled SECM-EQCM Technique for the Study of Pitting Corrosion on Iron

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The local breakdown of the iron passive layer and the resulting pitting corrosion were studied with a coupled scanning electrochemical microscopy/electrochemical quartz microbalance technique (SECM/EQCM). The initiation and the propagation of a single pit on iron deposited on the quartz gold electrode were controlled through the local production of chloride anion thanks to the silver chloride reduction at the tip of the scanning electrochemical microscope. The frequency response of the quartz was correlated to the pit evolution with respect to time. After the breakdown of the passive layer, the frequency changes were then directly linked to the generation of Fe(II) during the pit growth. It was also shown that in 0.1 M NaOH solution, the local amount of necessary to initiate the pit was about 0.15 M. In addition to the presence of the oxidized passive layer and corrosion products like -FeOOH, and Green Rust, Raman analysis evidenced the formation of inside the pit. Moreover, the influence of the pit size was also studied by varying the amount of chloride ions generated close to the iron substrate.

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hal-04165561 , version 1 (19-07-2023)

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Claude Gabrielli, Suzanne Joiret, Michel Keddam, Hubert Perrot, Nicolas Portail, et al.. Development of a Coupled SECM-EQCM Technique for the Study of Pitting Corrosion on Iron. Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 2006, 153 (3), pp.B68. ⟨10.1149/1.2161574⟩. ⟨hal-04165561⟩
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