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| Please join
us as graduate student Peter Distelzweig gives a preview of the presentation
he will make at the Graduate Research Fair. This presentation focuses
on the investigation of corrosion mechanisms.
Abstract: Studying Corrosion using Localized Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Corrsion has drawn great attention due to its enormous economic impact and has been a research topic for many decades. Although progress has been made, we are still far from total control of it, as the underlying phenomena have not been completely understood. Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) is a powerful tool for the study of corrosion that utilizes th eelectrochemical nature of the process. Using a newly developed Localized EIS, Mr. Distelzweig works on a project of Investigation of Corrosion in Micro and Nano Scale, sponsored by the Army Research Laboratory. He will discuss the new technique and the progress we have made. Noon, 339 Strong Hall. Bring a sandwich!
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