Corrosion - Aqueous

Corrosion of metals in aqueous environments is an area of increasing technological importance: it is critical to the long-term storage of nuclear waste, safe operation of ageing aircraft, and implantation of metal devices in the bodies of ever-younger ...

Corrosion of metals in aqueous environments is an area of increasing technological importance: it is critical to the long-term storage of nuclear waste, safe operation of ageing aircraft, and implantation of metal devices in the bodies of ever-younger patients. It affects the durability of components manufactured from recycled metals with high impurity levels, in development of light alloys for energy-efficient transportation, and in energy technologies such as batteries and fuel cells. At the atomistic scale, corrosion is crucial to the stability of metal nanostructures and nanoparticles. A fundamental mechanistic understanding of corrosion processes is vital to advances in these fields, and is now within our grasp owing to exciting developments in in situ experimental methods and major progress in multiscale and

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