decomposition voltage

decomposition voltage

[dē‚käm·pə′zish·ən ‚vōl·tij]
(physical chemistry)
decomposition potential
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Property Electrodes Mg Al-Mg (90 wt%) Al-Mg (75 wt%) (a) Conductivity (IACS) 38 11 7 (b) Corrosion rate (%) 0 0 0 (c) Decomposition voltage (V) 3.65 3.50 3.40 Property Electrodes Al-Mg (50 wt%) Al-Mg (25 wt%) (a) Conductivity (IACS) 4 8 (b) Corrosion rate (%) 0 0 (c) Decomposition voltage (V) 3.15 2.85 Property Electrodes Al-Mg (10 wt%) Al (a) Conductivity (IACS) 14 62 (b) Corrosion rate (%) 45 99 (c) Decomposition voltage (V) 2.55 2.35
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In steady state, two regions have been defined for the microleg: the linear zone below the decomposition voltage (sum of metal overpotential used as the electrodes and standard equilibrium potential or standard electrode potential) and nonlinear exponential zone above decomposition voltage (Figure 12).
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