First published 9/28/2026, 6:04:15 AM · Last updated 9/28/2026, 6:04:15 AM

Alkanolamine-modified derivatives of epoxidized sunflower oil: synthesis and evaluation of corrosion inhibition efficiency for reinforced concrete in chloride-containing media

A journal article from IFHAN reporting the synthesis and evaluation of alkanolamine-modified epoxidized sunflower oil for use as a corrosion inhibitor for reinforced concrete in chloride-containing media. The supplied source data includes only the title, publisher, and publication date without experimental details or results.

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Why it matters

The study addresses corrosion inhibition for reinforced concrete exposed to chloride-containing environments.

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Alkanolamine-modified derivatives of epoxidized sunflower oil: synthesis and evaluation of corrosion inhibition efficiency for reinforced concrete in chloride-containing media

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