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                                                         АBSTRACT



                         Sobodosh  N.Y.  Development  of  an  environmentally  safe  inhibitory

                  composition based on sodium alginate to protect aluminum alloy against corrosion

                  and tribocorrosion.

                         Dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the field of knowledge

                  16 – Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering, in the specialty 161 – Chemical

                  Technologies  and  Engineering.  –  Karpenko  Physico-Mechanical  Institute  of  the

                  National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Lviv, 2026.

                         This  thesis  is  devoted  to  the  development  of  an  environmentally  safe

                  inhibitory composition based on sodium alginate to protect aluminum alloys against

                  corrosion  and  tribocorrosion,  and  to  identifying  the  mechanisms  underlying  its

                  protective  action  and  assessing  its  effectiveness  in  chloride-containing

                  environments.

                         The first chapter presents a thorough analysis of the scientific and technical


                  literature  on  the  physicochemical  properties  of  aluminum  and  its  alloys,  their
                  corrosion and tribocorrosion behavior, and the mechanisms of surface passivation


                  and depassivation. Modern approaches to inhibitor protection of aluminum alloys
                  are  considered,  in  particular,  the  use  of  anodic,  cathodic,  and  mixed  inhibitors.


                  Particular attention is paid to environmentally safe corrosion inhibitors based on
                  renewable  plant  raw  materials  and  polysaccharides.  The  potential  for  using


                  polysaccharides in combined inhibitory systems to protect aluminum alloys against

                  corrosion-mechanical  damage  is  demonstrated.  Such  substances  can  provide

                  corrosion protection through  a complex mechanism of action:  adsorption on the

                  metal  surface,  formation  of  protective  films,  chelation  of  metal  ions,  and

                  modification of the near-surface layer. Emphasis is placed on the need to study the

                  behavior  of  polysaccharides  in  tribocorrosion  processes,  where  mechanical  and

                  corrosive  factors  act  simultaneously.  Under  these  conditions,  ensuring  rapid

                  repassivation  of  the  surface  following  mechanical  activation  is  crucial,  placing
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