Scientists discovered a new form of corrosion

Scientists discovered a new form of corrosion

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: March 03 2023

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Scientists have recently discovered a new form of corrosion known as the 1D wormhole corrosion.
This type of corrosion is characterized by a wormhole-like 1D morphology that can serve as a mass-flow pathway.
The discovery of this type of corrosion is significant for the understanding of material degradation mechanisms in molten salt environments, particularly in relation to next-generation nuclear power plants that use molten salts as coolants.
The 1D wormhole corrosion is a highly localized form of penetrating corrosion that occurs in a nickel-chromium alloy when exposed to molten fluoride salt.
This type of corrosion leads to the development of a percolating network of tunnels along grain boundaries.
These tunnels are filled with molten salt and leave voids along the grain boundaries.

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