What to read after Corrosion and Surface Chemistry of Metals?

This book provides a comprehensive and unified understanding of the surface chemistry of metals, applied to the critical subject of metal corrosion. Because these phenomena are largely electrochemically driven, the book begins with a study of the basics of the thermodynamics and kinetics of electrochemical reactions and an overview of the chemical and physical nature of metal surfaces and interfaces. The book then turns its attention to the experimental study and theoretical treatment of the specific reactions that take place at metal surfaces; the entire toolkit of the modern surface chemist is described in the context of the metal corrosion and wear. The second part of the book describes the range of corrosion processes, described in detail according to mechanism and environmental conditions. Metallic wear, both alone and in the presence of corrosion, is treated before a final chapter on the techniques available to protect metal constructions from corrosion.