Corrosion Inhibitors

Corrosion inhibitors are chemical compounds that are employed in diverse products and materials to shield them from the deleterious impact of corrosion. These inhibitors act by generating a defensive layer on the surface of the metal, which obstructs interaction with corrosive substances. This protective layer can manifest either as a physical barrier, such as a coating or film, or a chemical barrier that reacts with the metal to produce a protective coating.