Experimental and theoretical approaches to examine the effects of Bupleurum montanum extracts as corrosion inhibitors on carbon steel in an acidic solution

IF 2.2 4区 化学 Q2 Engineering
Saadi Khaled, Merzoug Benahmed, Salah Akkal, Hocine Laouer
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This study investigated the effect of n-butanol (BE) and ethylacetate (EAE) extracts from the Bupleurum montanum to prevent carbon steel (CS) corrosion in 1.0 M HCl using gravimetric analysis, EIS and PDP methods, theoretical modeling, and surface characterization research. The inhibitory effect was directly proportional to extract concentration and inversely related to temperature. Both BE and EAE displayed optimal inhibitory efficacy at specific concentrations. At a 1000 ppm concentration, BE obtained a peak inhibition level of 87.12%, while EAE displayed an optimal inhibition of 83.32% at 900 ppm, both under a temperature of 283 K. The study evaluated the influence of temperature variations on corrosion rates, specifically within the temperature range of 283–323 K. Each test needed five (5) hours of immersion. The extracts were physisorbed on steel surfaces and obeyed Freundlich’s model. In order to comprehend the inhibitory mechanism, the calculations were performed to determine the energy of activation (Ea) and significant thermodynamic properties that explain the process’s kinetics and thermodynamics. The parameters imply a significant interaction involving the chemical inhibitor and the metal surface, which needs physical adsorption. In acidic conditions, both EAE and BE demonstrated significant corrosion inhibition, acting as mixed-type inhibitors with efficiency levels reaching 81.29–85.60% (EIS) and 84.96–85.73% (polarization) at varying concentrations. SEM analysis revealed that Bupleurum montanum extract components, when adsorbed onto the metal surface, created a smoother surface with less damage. Furthermore, the theoretical results backed up the idea that the inhibitor binds to the steel surface at specific reactive locations. In an acidic condition, this study successfully identified Bupleurum montanum extract (BME) as a good and green corrosion inhibitor for CS.

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本研究采用重量分析、EIS 和 PDP 方法、理论建模和表面表征研究等方法,研究了正丁醇(BE)和乙酸乙酯(EAE)萃取物在 1.0 M HCl 中防止碳钢(CS)腐蚀的效果。抑制效果与提取物浓度成正比,与温度成反比。在特定浓度下,BE 和 EAE 都显示出最佳的抑制效果。研究评估了温度变化对腐蚀速率的影响,特别是在 283-323 K 的温度范围内。萃取物被物理吸附在钢表面,符合弗赖德利希模型。为了理解抑制机理,我们进行了计算,以确定活化能(Ea)和解释过程动力学和热力学的重要热力学特性。这些参数意味着化学抑制剂和金属表面之间存在重要的相互作用,需要物理吸附。在酸性条件下,EAE 和 BE 都表现出明显的缓蚀作用,作为混合型缓蚀剂,在不同浓度下的效率水平达到 81.29-85.60%(EIS)和 84.96-85.73%(极化)。扫描电子显微镜分析表明,柴胡提取物成分吸附在金属表面后,表面更光滑,损伤更小。此外,理论结果证明了抑制剂在特定反应位置与钢表面结合的观点。在酸性条件下,这项研究成功地将柴胡提取物(BME)确定为 CS 的良好绿色缓蚀剂。
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Chemical Papers
Chemical Papers Chemical Engineering-General Chemical Engineering
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3.30
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期刊介绍: Chemical Papers is a peer-reviewed, international journal devoted to basic and applied chemical research. It has a broad scope covering the chemical sciences, but favors interdisciplinary research and studies that bring chemistry together with other disciplines.
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