Electrochemical methods reveal 86-89% corrosion protection in aluminium alloys, suggesting efficacy of gum arabic and zinc acetate.
The inhibitory properties of an environment-friendly composition based on polysaccharide – gum arabic and acetic acid salt – zinc acetate to increase the corrosion resistance of Д16T aluminium alloy in a neutral environment were investigated by electrochemical and gravimetric methods. It was established that the inhibitory efficiency of the composition increased with increasing concentration, and was maximally effective at 2 g/l of each component. The protective effect of the composition can be associated with the adsorption capacity of zinc acetate and gum arabic, due to the presence of hydroxyl and carboxyl groups in them, as well as the ability of Zn2+ cations to interact with OH– anions, with the subsequent formation of zinc hydroxides, which blocks cathode areas and slows down corrosion processes. It is shown that the degree of protection of the Д16T aluminium alloy after 168 h of exposure in a 0.1% NaCl solution is 86…89%, which indicates the effective protective effect of the selected inhibitory composition.
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