Summary Thermomagnetometry has been applied to mineralized archaeological iron samples and samples from accelerated corrosion tests. It has successfully quantified the degree of corrosion, measured by the loss of iron, as well as the amount of magnetite formed and water held in the corrosion and adhered soil layers. Thermomagnetometry, thermogravimetric analysis and differential scanning calorimetry have been applied to the reported corrosion products from archaeological iron. Fourier transform infra-red and Raman spectroscopies and X-ray diffraction analyses were undertaken on the residues and at intermediate heating stages, where the thermal analyses indicated, to identify the reaction products.
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Introduction In the last decades, the paradigm establishing that implants must be inert and corrosion resistant has been displaced by the advent of a new class of metallic biomaterials: biodegradable metallic materials [ 1
ensure the environmental regulations. The inhibitor must be environmentally friendly to replace the older, which is more toxic and harmful to the environment. When applying the ideas of green chemistry to the area of corrosion inhibitors, the major
environmental pollutants, relative humidity and the extreme variability of materials housed in collections. Corrosion develops under thin layers of adsorbed oxygen and water and only a few adsorbed molecular layers of moisture are required for corrosion to
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