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Division of Surface and Corrosion Science

Surface and Corrosion Science are carrying out research in the interdisciplinary area between surface chemistry, corrosion, tribology and biotechnology.




Picture showing the four areas of research on surfaces:

Molecular aspects of interfacial forces, friction and of atmospheric corrosion.

High temperature corrosion and environmental and health aspects of corrosion and oxidation.

Electrochemically induced corrosion phenomena and inhibition properties. 

Adsobrtion and self-assembly phenomena of surface coatings and responsive layers.
The division's four research areas.

The division's four research areas.

The division's research focuses on the following four areas:  

  • Molecular aspects of interfacial forces, friction and of atmospheric corrosion.
  • High temperature corrosion and environmental and health aspects of corrosion and oxidation.
  • Electrochemically induced corrosion phenomena and inhibition properties.
  • Adsorption and self-assembly phenomena of surface coatings and responsive layers. 
Page responsible:Inger Odnevall
Belongs to: Department of Chemistry
Last changed: May 10, 2021