AbstractIn this paper the effect of hydrogen sulphide on the electrochemical and corrosion behaviour of VT 1–0 commercial titanium has been studied in acidic solutions containing polarization and analytical methods. Neither in the presence of sulphate nor chloride ions hydrogen sulphide affected electrochemical corrosion parameters in less acidic solutions but in 1 M sulphuric and hydrochloric acid where the increase of the corrosion rate can be attributed first of all to the decrease of the hydrogen overvoltage. The interpretation of the results is based on considerations including the role of titanium hydrides formed during the processe
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