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Calcium phosphates are inorganic materials. They have good electrochemical properties due to their stability, low cost, and compatibility with biological systems. These features make them suitable for many applications. This chapter looks at their role in corrosion protection and explores opportunities for their use in energy storage.it includes an experimental study that compares the anticorrosive effectiveness of different calcium phosphates on carbon steel in harsh neutral and acidic environments. The results show significant inhibition rates, ranging from 87% to 92.5% in a 3% NaCl solution and exceeding 95% in acidic conditions. SEM/EDX analyses confirmed the formation of protective layers on the carbon steel surface, supporting the effectiveness of these inhibitors. Lastly, it addresses some key challenges of calcium phosphates as electrode materials for energy storage and looks at future opportunities to improve performance.
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DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3373-3156-0.ch008
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