The anodic behavior of twelve annealed iron‐nickel alloys in hydrogen saturated solutions at 25° ± 1°C was investigated by galvanostatic and potentiostatic techniques. The anodic behavior was correlated with the metallurgical structure and electrochemical environment. Particular emphasis was placed on the interpretation of corrosion potential, passivation current, passive current, and the passive‐active transition. All the alloys became passive at noble potentials. In general, the behavior of the alloys was intermediate to the behavior of iron and nickel.
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