Introduction
Corrosion Inhibitors: A Handbook with Contemporary Insights is a comprehensive reference that examines the principles, chemistry, and modern applications of corrosion inhibitors for protecting metals and infrastructure. The handbook presents current research on corrosion mechanisms, inhibitor classification, evaluation methods, and material-specific protection strategies for steel, copper, aluminum, and reinforced concrete. It also explores sustainable advances in corrosion prevention, including biomass-derived inhibitors, natural products, nanoparticles, and nanocomposites, highlighting environmentally friendly approaches to improving material durability and performance.
The book content provides practical insights into selecting and applying corrosion inhibitors across diverse industrial environments while addressing emerging technologies and future trends in corrosion control.
Key Features
- - Explains corrosion mechanisms, inhibitor chemistry, and evaluation techniques.
- - Covers protection strategies for steel, copper, aluminum, and reinforced concrete.
- - Examines biomass-based, natural, and nanomaterial corrosion inhibitors.
- - Highlights sustainable and environmentally friendly corrosion prevention methods.
- - Reviews recent advances and emerging technologies in corrosion control.
- - Features Structured chapters with updated references.
Target Readership :
Researchers and trainees in the field of physical chemistry, tribology and materials science; Chemical engineers and industry professionals.