%0 Artikel






%@ 0010-938X
%A Vaghefinazari, B.
%A  Wang, C.
%A  Mercier, D.
%A  Mei, D.
%A  Seyeux, A.
%A  Marcus, P.
%A  Blawert, C.
%A  Lamaka, S.V.
%A  Zheludkevich, M.L.

%D 2021
%J Corrosion Science
%N 1917
%P 109830 
%R doi:10.1016/j.corsci.2021.109830
%T Adverse effect of 2,5PDC corrosion inhibitor on PEO coated magnesium
%U https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.corsci.2021.109830
 
%X Besides their noteworthy tribological and corrosion protection properties, Plasma Electrolytic Oxidation (PEO) coatings feature a porous microstructure that is able to host corrosion inhibitors. This study reveals that although 2,5pyridindicarboxylate (2,5PDC) shows a remarkable corrosion inhibition effect for bare AZ21 Mg alloy, it can extensively deteriorate a PEO coating on the same Mg substrate, resulting in an overall accelerated failure of the PEO-coated AZ21 alloy. The deteriorative behavior of 2,5PDC towards PEO-coated AZ21 is explained based on the characterization of the bare and PEO-coated AZ21 exposed to the NaCl electrolyte with and without inhibitor using EIS, SEM, STEM and ToF-SIMS.