Slow-release inhibitor for corrosion control of metals
AssigneeUniversity of Cincinnati
InventorsWilliam J. van Ooij, Hrishikesh Manian, Lin Yang, Hai Yang
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AssigneeUniversity of Cincinnati
InventorsWilliam J. van Ooij, Hrishikesh Manian, Lin Yang, Hai Yang
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The present invention provides for a slow-release inhibitor that is applied to a metal surface, such as by way of a paint or primer coating, for corrosion control of the metal. An exemplary embodiment of the slow-release corrosion inhibitor includes a water-soluble particle, or pigment, and an organic polymeric film that encapsulates the particle. This water-soluble particle may be either organic or inorganic and, preferably, is non-carcinogenic and non-toxic. An additional water-soluble particle having an encapsulating, organic polymeric film further may be provided along with a water-soluble, organic compound to form the corrosion inhibitor. The polymeric film(s) are of a desired hydrophobicity and permeability to permit, upon interaction of the particle(s) with water, controlled diffusion of particle ions therethrough.
A slow-release inhibitor composition for corrosion control of a metal, consisting of:
A slow-release inhibitor composition for corrosion control of a metal, consisting of:
A slow-release inhibitor composition for corrosion control of a metal, comprising:
A slow-release inhibitor composition for corrosion control of a metal, comprising:
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