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A Kramers‐Kronig transform that is useful for validating electrochemical and corrosion impedance data is employed to calculate the polarization resistance from the frequency‐dependent imaginary component. Applications of the transform in the analysis of experimental impedance data for carbon steel in solution at ambient temperature and for aluminum and Al‐0.1P‐0.1In‐0.2‐Ga‐0.01Tl alloy in solution at 25°C are discussed.
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Macdonald et al. (1985) studied this question.
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