TP019 - Electrochemical and AFM Studies of a Copper Nickel Alloy in Sulphide-Contaminated Sodium Chloride Solution
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This paper examines the performance of Hiduron® 220 (formerly Marinel 220) in sulphide-contaminated seawater.

Electrochemical and AFM techniques are used to better understand the corrosion performance and mechanisms of the alloy in sulphide-contaminated sodium chloride solution.

Two diagrams illustrating sulphide and oxide corrosion layers forming on a metal surface