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Figure 1. Polarization resistance of CS, Cu, and the Cu–CS couple at 25 °C and at 77 °C in the 200 ppm Na2MoO4 solution (stagnant and 1200 rpm circulating rate)
Figure 3. Equivalent circuit proposed for the Cu–CS couple in the Na2MoO4 system.
Figure 4. Polarization resistance in CS, Cu, and the Cu–CS couple at 25°C and at 77°C in the Na2MoO4 + NaNO2 solution (stagnant and 1200 rpm circulating rate)
Figure 6. Equivalent circuit proposed for the Cu–CS couple in the Na2MoO4 + NaNO2 system
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