Authors

  • I.K. Choriev
  • B.A. Normurodov
  • N.J Pardayeva

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.universal-scientific-research.114957

Keywords:

methyl methacrylate monoethanolamine steel. phosphoric acid corrosion carbon

Abstract

The newly composite corrosion inhibitors have been synthesized from monoethanolamine, methyl methacrylate and phosphoric acid and their inhibition efficiency were studied. In this case, the mole ratio of the initial substances was maintained 1:2:2 respectively and the temperature was also remained between 35 0C and 40 0C, and 48 hrs. time duration has also been followed. The composition of this obtained composite corrosion inhibitor was analyzed by spectroscopic techniques and also quantum chemical calculation. In addition that the decomposition rate was determined using DTA and TGA processes.

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SYNTHESIS OF CORROSION INHIBITOR BASED ON POLYMETHYL

METHACRYLATE AND STUDYING OF ITS INHIBITION EFFICIENCY ON CARBON

STEEL IN A 1 M HCL MEDIUM

1

Choriev I.K.,

2

Normurodov B.A., Pardayeva N.J.

1

Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Intellectual Technologies, Termez State University. Termez,

Uzbekistan

2

Faculty of Chemistry, Doctor of technical sciences, professor, Termez State University Republic of

Uzbekistan, Termez

3

Chemistry teacher at School No. 9, Termez city

Abtract.

The newly composite corrosion inhibitors have been synthesized from monoethanolamine,

methyl methacrylate and phosphoric acid and their inhibition efficiency were studied. In this case,
the mole ratio of the initial substances was maintained 1:2:2 respectively and the temperature was
also remained between 35

0

C and 40

0

C, and 48 hrs. time duration has also been followed. The

composition of this obtained composite corrosion inhibitor was analyzed by spectroscopic techniques
and also quantum chemical calculation. In addition that the decomposition rate was determined using
DTA and TGA processes. Moreover, the inhibition efficiency of this corrosion inhibitor (

MMF-1

)

was studied using electrochemical measurements at different temperatures and concentrations.
Polarization measurements have been carried out and according to results it has been treated as a
mixed-type inhibitor. Furthermore, the formation of protective films on carbon steel surfaces was
confirmed by analyzing scanning electron microscopy and also atomic force microscopy. Specially
inhibition mechanism of this corrosion inhibitor was widely studied at temperatures of 298, 303, 313,
and 323 K and clearly confirmed that it follows the langmuir adsorption isotherm.

Keywords:

methyl methacrylate, monoethanolamine, phosphoric acid, corrosion, carbon

steel.

Introduction

Corrosion is a reversible process, which converts pure metal to different chemical compounds

[1]. Nowadays, corrosion is turning into a major issue in many industries, building materials,
infrastructure, tools, ships, trains, vehicles, machines, and appliances [2]. Carbon steel experiences
extensive corrosion during the cleansing process with acids. The NACE 2016 reported that across the
world about 2.5 trillion U.S. dollars economic fall due to corrosion and Every year 10% of metal is
lost due to corrosion which severely affects the country's economy [3]. Corrosion is not only
responsible for an economic loss but also related with safety issues because it decreases the shelf life
of steel [4]. It has already been recognized as a major issue for the entire world, so researchers are
trying to protect the corrosion process in various ways [5]. Mostly inhibitor is typically used to protect
metal from corrosion and environmental friendly inhibitors have wide application in corrosion fields
and it is generally added in the metal as a low concentration [6]. We believe this study is a small
initiative to find a suitable corrosion inhibitor which can able to protect materials form corrosion
process. According to this study, a corrosion inhibitors were prepared based on poly(methyl
methacrylate-maleic anhydride)P(MMA-MAH)s accompanied with different percentage of methyl
methacrylate and maleic anhydride and the inhibitory potentiality of this inhibitor has checked on
simple carbon steel in a 0.5 M HCl [7-10].

2. Materials:

To synthesize this composite corrosion inhibitor, monoethanolamine and

methyl methacrylate monomers (purified by driving in inert nitrogen atmosphere) and phosphoric
acid, such as 1 M HCl for aggressive environments, were used. Steel composition: Fe 97.755-
97.215%, C 0.17-0.24%, Si 0.17-0.37, Mn 0.35-0.65%, Ni 0.3%, S 0.04 %, P 0.035 %, Cr 0.25 %,
Cu 0.3 %, As 0.08 %. 2×2.5 cm

2

samples of steel with this composition were taken, the surface was

cleaned with sandpapers, washed several times in acetone and dried.


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3.Methods:

Analytical results are obtained using different types of analytical instruments

which are mentioned with specification in below:

Methods: Analytical results are obtained by different types of analytical instruments which

are mentioned with specification in below:

Infrared Spectroscopic (IR) technique - IR Spectra, Specially synthesized Corrosion Inhibitors

are checked by "IRTracer-100" (SHIMADZU CORP., Japan, 2017) Spectrometer.

Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM, SmartSEM software SEM-EVO MA 10 (Carl Zeiss,

Germany),). and thermal stability in differential-thermal and thermogravimetric methods of France
analyzed on a LABSYS EVO STA devices are used.

NMR spectra on JNM-ECZ600R spectrometer (JEOL, Japan), Atomic force microscopy

(AFM) were used and electrochemical studies were performed using devices such as the CS-350
Cossion test.

4. Conclusion:

The MMF-1 corrosion inhibitor based on methyl methacrylate, monoethanolamine, and

phosphoric acid was obtained with a yield of 87% and its structure was firmly established by
spectroscopic techniques. Thermal and electrochemical properties have been studied as well. The
main target of this works is to establish a newly corrosion inhibitor in terms of efficiency against
corrosion process. The noteworthy observation was that the obtained composite corrosion inhibitor
revealed 94.72% Inhibitor efficiency (IE) through the electrochemical analysis method. Moreover,
the inhibition mechanism of the composite corrosion inhibitor was studied and it was evident that its
inhibition efficiency increased with the increase of concentration and its effect on the metal surface
was also examined thoroughly by SEM and AFM on the inhibited steel surface. Finally, MMF-1
corrosion inhibitor can easily use it commercially as a corrosion inhibitor based on its efficiency.
However, the authors have suggested that further testing of the inhibitor's efficiency should be done
before prior to establish as a corrosion inhibitor.

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