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. 2019 Jul 3;25:104207. doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2019.104207

Table 3.

Nomenclatures.

Symbol Significance
V/V Volume/Volume
Wt/Wt Weight/Weight
Ecel Cell potential
Eo Reference potential
K Gas constant
T Temperature
n Number of the transferred electrons in the corrosion reaction
F Faraday constant
[Prod] Molar concentration of the products
[React] Molar concentration of the reactants
P Stoichiometric factor of the products
R Stoichiometric factor of the reactants
In Current density for each readings
N Number of readings
IR.M.S Root Mean Square of the current density
C.R. Corrosion rate
M Molar mass
d Density of the material
Z(f) Impedance according to the frequency
Eo Amplitude of the potential
Io Current density amplitude
f Frequency
t time
θ Angle of phase
R(f) Resistance
C(f) Capacitance
fmax Frequency at maximum angle of phase
R(fmax) Resistance at maximum angle of phase
L Thickness of the corrosion product or process
εr Relative permittivity
εo Permittivity of the vacuum
A Area
Eapplied Applied potential
Ecorr Corrosion potential
βc Cathodic slope
βa Anodic slope
Ic Cathodic current density
Ia Anodic current density
Icorr Corrosion current density
Rp Polarization resistance
E Potential
I Current density
R Resistance
C Capacitance
D.A. Data Acquisition
tTotal Total time of the experiments
Δf Frequencies range
ΔV(R.M.S) Root mean square amplitude of the potential
S.R Sweep Rate
Eini Initial potential
Eocp Potential to open circuit
Efinal Final potential
ERef Potential of the reference electrode
Ilim Limit current density
Zreal Real Impedance
Zimag Imaginary Impedance
Zmod Impedance Modulus