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Research Frontiers in Atmospheric Corrosion in Marine Environments

Investigation of corrosion mechanisms in coastal regions involving salt spray, humidity, and temperature fluctuations on metallic structures.

Biofilm-Mediated Localized Corrosion in Saline Atmospheres
Chloride Deposition Dynamics and Microstructural Degradation Pathways
Crevice Chemistry at the Metal-Oxide-Salt Interface
Atmospheric Sulfur Speciation and Synergistic Corrosion Mechanisms
Cyclic Wet-Dry Transitions and Stress Concentration Evolution
Microplastic-Enhanced Electrolyte Pathways in Coastal Atmospheres
Thermally-Driven Ionic Migration in Corrosion Product Layers
Cathodic Disbondment Under Transient Oxygen Gradients
Salt Crystallization Morphology and Pitting Nucleation Sites
Galvanic Coupling in Mixed Metallurgical Phase Systems

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