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Materials
that do not form protective surface films may be protected by the application
of other coating materials. The table below shows some material types and
their comparative properties.
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failure of any of these films may give rise to local corrosion of the base
material. The exception is when the film is able to provide anodic protection
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From:
L. van Vlack, "Elements of Materials Science and Engineering," Addison
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