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Promoting the viability of soybean biodiesel by mitigating its oxidative effects on austenitic stainless steel using a natural additive of spent coffee grounds

Maha Elhawary, Othon S. Campos, Y. Kerroum, A. Bellaouchou, Hatem M.A. Amin, M. Boudalia

2025RSC Advances10 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

, FeOOH) on the metal surface, thus boosting its corrosion resistance. Importantly, DFT and Fukui function simulations identify the electrophilic and nucleophilic sites at the β-turmerone molecule, the major component of the extract, and reveal intrinsic retro donations in both ways - additive to metal and/or metal to additive.

Topics & Concepts

CorrosionOxideChemistryMetalMetallurgyElectrochemistryDielectric spectroscopyAdsorptionEnvironmentally friendlyAustenitic stainless steelPollutantBiodieselPolarization (electrochemistry)Extraction (chemistry)Nuclear chemistryCoffee groundsMaterials scienceMoleculeWork functionBiodiesel Production and Applications
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