Study reveals stable corrosion resistance in Al–Mg–Ge alloys using electrochemical methods, indicating competitive mechanical properties.
The influence of alloying on the mechanical and corrosion properties of casting eutectic (a-Al + Mg2Ge) aluminum alloys based on the Al–Mg–Ge ternary system has been studied. Corrosion dissolution of these alloys in 3% NaCl solution is studied by electrochemical (voltammetric, chronopotentiometric) and gravimetric methods. It is shown that according to the scale of corrosion resistance these alloys are stable or very stable, and the combination of corrosion and strength properties can compete with industrial casting aluminum alloys
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