Some of the basic physical and chemical phenomena which can occur during the inhibition of the corrosion of metals by liquid environments are discussed. The way in which each of these may be involved and their relative importance in the overall process is considered. Several recent researches in this field are examined to point up the variety of physical chemical approaches used.
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