It's not easy to give you a reply with so many data. Corrosion is dependent on many factors. It will be necesasry to know what type of material are you concerned about, operating Temperature, environment, fluid and so on to tell something.
thanks for replying, i just wanted a general explanation. maybe at 10 % HCL concentartion the hydraogen ion at the cathode would form a barrier that might inhibit corrosion. can this be possible?
Hi, it was actually an observasion that we had on our carbon steel pipe we use. so i was looking for an explanation?, anyhow what could be the effect of concentration of acid on pitting corrosion. are they directly propotional?
I don't see any reason why these two concentrations would behave differently from each other. They are so close.
Unless there are factors such as impurities and/or temperature I would suspect that it may be related to minor differences in the materials.
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I saw the same type of response when performing corrosion testing. At the higher acid concentrations general wastage was observed. At 7.0% and 3.5% the corrosion mechanism began to change from general wastage to pitting.
