Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5356451 Applied Surface Science 2011 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
► QCM-D and nanoplasmonic sensing enable submonolayer, in situ, real-time sensing of Al corrosion. ► Nanoplasmonic sensing results can be quantized by correlation to model calculations. ► Oxidation of Al nanodisks proceeds by two mechanisms: (i) growth of a homogeneous oxide layer, (ii) fragmentation and roughening.
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Nanoplasmonic sensing and QCM-D as ultrasensitive complementary techniques for kinetic corrosion studies of aluminum nanoparticles
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