Metals Corrosion and Mg based Corrosion Study Guide Flashcards

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Define corrosion of metals

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Zn –> Zn^2+ + 2e- is an example of oxidation/reduction reaction (Underline/circle correct answer)

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3
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State the factors that could affect the corrosion rate of metals

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State and describe (with equations) two basic reactions associated with corrosion

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5
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Draw and describe a galvanic cell.

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Define cell potential as it relates to a galvanic cell

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What information does the galvanic series in seawater give us.

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8
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What is the EMF test

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9
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State and describe three forms of corrosion

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10
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Describe intergranular corrosion

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Describe selective leaching corrosion and give an example related to its occurrence in an implantable device to illustrate this type of corrosion

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12
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Give an example of where and why would galvanic corrosion occur in biomedical devices

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13
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Describe two general strategies for corrosion control

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14
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Describe three general design rules that are important to the reduction/prevention of corrosion

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15
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Give two examples of alteration of environment to prevent/reduce corrosion

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16
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What is the main cause of H2 evolution during magnesium degradation?

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17
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Why are electrochemical techniques used for corrosion measurement evaluation?

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18
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What is the difference between polarized and un-polarized experiments and name two corrosion experiments that is un-polarized and polarized respectively?

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19
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Name three advantages of electrochemical technique used for corrosion testing.

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20
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Name two mediums that could be used for Mg in-vitro corrosion testing?

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21
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Describe mass loss measurement for determining corrosion rates for Mg based materials?

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22
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Describe Hydrogen Evolution Measurement for determining corrosion rates for Mg based materials?

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23
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What are the three electrodes in the controlled potential experiment? Describe them.

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24
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What is the purpose of the Tafel plot?

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25
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Sketch a tafel plot and point out he anodic branch, cathodic branch, and label the graph appropriately.

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26
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Why are electrochemical corrosion testing methods preferred over mass loss methods?

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27
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What are the two types of in-vitro corrosion testing and how are both interrelated?

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28
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Why are alectrochemical techniques used for corrosion measurement?

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29
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Define open circuit potential as it related to electrochemical corrosion testing.

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