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An SnO2Sb2O5 glaze, which seems the most promising among semiconducting porcelain glazes for high voltage applications, has been operated as electrode in Na2SO4 solution, to study under controlled conditions, its corrosion behaviour. The morphology of the corrosion has been observed by microscopy. Metallic tin produced by electrochemical reduction has been identified by X-ray diffraction.
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