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On the mechanism of the anodic dissolution of iron in acid solutions

Abstract Literature on the anodic dissolution of iron is reviewed, and it is shown that it suggests that anions take part directly in the reaction, as well as OH − as already generally agreed. New measurements in acid sulphate solutions support a mechanism in which both SO 4 2− and OH − play a direct part in the anodic reaction.

G. M. Florianovich | Ya. M. Kolotyrkin | L. A. Sokolova | Y. Kolotyrkin

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