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                      Alloys:                       American Coordinating Committee on
                        copper, 200                    Corrosion, 714
                        corrosion of, 378           American Petroleum Institute
                        crystalline structure of, 23–25  (API), 503
                        gold, 200                   American Society for Metals (ASM), 714
                        in heat exchangers, 293     American Society for Testing and
                        magnesium, 200                 Materials (ASTM), 464, 465, 714
                        microbial degradation, 386    on CLIMAT coupons, 353
                        and oxidation, 663            committees of, 465
                        stress corrosion cracking in, 200  corrosion test handbook of, 467–468
                        testing of, 688               on grain size, 25
                        (See also specific types, e.g.:    Recommended Practice D1435, 382
                           Aluminum alloys)           standards of (see specific standards,
                      Alloying, 709                      e.g.: ASTM B 117)
                        bulk, 687                     on sulfur dioxide, 350
                        laser surface alloying, 635  American Water Works Association
                      Alternating current (AC), 107, 563  (AWWA):
                      Alternating current polarization, 120  corrosion control program of, 262
                      Aluminum:                       soil corrosivity scale of, 392–393
                        atmospheric corrosion of, 377–379  on water usage, 257, 258
                        chemical reactions, 32      Ammonia, in fresh water, 273
                        chromate filming for, 626   Amphoteric, 405
                        and copper, 180, 378        Anaerobes, 411
                        corrosion of, 362           Anaerobic bacteria, 407, 412
                        E-pH diagram for, 76–81     Analysis matrix, 218
                        and free iron concentrations, 319  AND gates, 496
                        in fresh water, 272         Angular velocity, 722
                        in heat exchangers, 293     Anodes:
                        heat-resisting, 607           and cathodic protection, 553–561
                        oxidized, 78                  consumable, 556–557
                        Pourbaix diagram of, 76–77, 79  dimensionally stable anodes, 560
                        reactivity of, 19, 21         galvanic, 553
                        and rust, 378                 HSI, 558
                        sealing, 142                  ICCP, 556–561
                        for seawater applications, 527–528  installation of, 538
                        and soils corrosion, 404      magnesium, 540, 554
                        for spray coatings, 632       nonconsumable, 559–561
                        and steel, 378                platinized, 560
                        tank-finish, 604              polymeric, 557
                        and water corrosion, 276      sacrificial, 553–555
                        water-borne, 608              semiconsumable, 557–559
                      Aluminum alloys:                zinc, 553
                        atmospheric corrosion of, 377–379  Anodic coatings, 141–142
                        coatings for, 404             hydrothermal sealing, 141, 142
                        film growth on, 202           nickel-free environment-friendly
                        stress corrosion cracking in, 200  seals, 142
                        wrought, 438, 439             sealing of, 141–142
                      Aluminum anodes, 554          Anodic oxide, 140
                      Aluminum anodic reaction, 38  Anodic polarization, 85, 108
                      Aluminum anodizing, 137–142   Anodic processes, 38–39
                        and anodic coatings, 141–142  aluminum anodic reaction, 38
                        and oxide film, 140           iron anodic reaction, 38
                        process of, 138–140           nickel anodic reaction, 38
                      Aluminum finishing coats, 604   and polarization, 85
                      Aluminum-air power source, 55–59  Anodic protection, 135–137
                      Aluminum-air reactions, 50, 61  Anodizing, 138, 377, 588
                      Ambient temperature, 336, 337   chromic acid, 139–140
                      American Chemical Society (ASC), 714  hardcoating, 139
                      American Committee on Electrolysis,   inorganic coatings, 625
                         215, 714                     with oxalic acids, 139, 140
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