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Claude GABRIELLI: Engineer École supérieure d'Électricité - Doctor of Science - CNRS Research Director, Laboratoire interfaces et systèmes électrochimiques (LISE) CNRS UPR 15, Université P. et M. Curie (Paris)
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Hisasi TAKENOUTI: Engineer, Tokyo Metropolitan University - Doctorate from the University of Paris - CNRS Research Director, Laboratoire interfaces et systèmes électrochimiques (LISE) CNRS UPR 15, Université P. et M. Curie (Paris)
INTRODUCTION
The general electrochemical concepts needed to understand metal corrosion were presented in the first part of this presentation, which focused on stationary approaches. In this second part, dynamic methods, in particular Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy ( – EIS), are developed.
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