Pit Coalescence is a corrosion progression mechanism, belonging to the class of localized degradation phenomena in metallic materials, distinguished by the merging of adjacent corrosion pits into larger cavities due to sustained electrochemical attack and overlapping diffusion fields.
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The development of localized pits during stainless steel oxidation
H.E. Evans, D. A. Hilton, Ragnar Holm et al. · Oxidation of Metals · 1980 · 87 citations
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