Experimental and quantum chemical studies of some derivative of decahydroacridinedione-1,8 as corrosion inhibitor of steel 17 GS in NS4 solution
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The use of inhibitors remains one of the most effective and economically sound methods of corrosion protection in various aggressive environments. Since universal inhibitors do not exist, effective inhibitors or compositions should be developed for each individual case. The inhibitory properties of N – phenyl – decahydroacridindiones – 1,8 in groundwater imitats were investigated in this research. Inhibitory properties has been studied by the use of the electrochemical and gravimetric methods.
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