Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Advanced Anti-Corrosive Materials, CRC, Ghent, Belgium , ss.236-252, 2026
Corrosion is defined as the decomposition of metal, ceramic, and polymeric surfaces (IUPAC), leading to malfunctioning. In addition, the use of special alloys such as stainless steel also provides a corrosion-resistant metal surface. Protective coatings should be renewed or maintained on a regular basis, as this ensures that coatings remain effective. Electrochemical protection methods can also be used; for example, techniques such as galvanization or cathodic protection can help metals become more resistant to corrosion. Coatings explicitly aimed to shield corrosive materials and are essential to safeguard their industrial quality and performance life. Lately, nanotechnological advances have facilitated new applications of protective polymer nanocomposite (PNC) coatings. Nanotechnology embraces the exploration, manufacture, and use of ca 100 nm nanoparticles. Nanoparticles provide incorporated materials with anti-corrosion, thermal stability, and mechanical strength. Current studies have mainly focused on the production of functionally smart, self-healing coatings. This chapter is intended to review the recent developments in nanoparticle research.