CO2 Corrosion is a form of electrochemical degradation of metallic materials in which the primary corrosive agent is carbon dioxide dissolved in an aqueous environment, leading to the formation of corrosive carbonic acid that accelerates metal dissolution, particularly in oil and gas systems.
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