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The document describes an experiment that investigated the effect of an inoculant, triethylamine (TEA), on the corrosion behavior of multilayered mild steel/Al-Cr plates in guava leaf extract solution. Gravimetric mass loss tests and potentiodynamic polarization techniques were used to evaluate the corrosion rates of samples with varying concentrations of TEA inoculant (0-8% v/v) over time periods of 24-96 hours. The results showed that TEA decreased the corrosion rate at all concentrations measured by both

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AZOJETE UNIMAID

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