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Inhibitors and Other
Means of Environmental Alteration
Corrosion
inhibitors are chemicals that are added to controlled environments to
reduce the corrosivity of these environments. Examples of corrosion
inhibitors include the chemicals added to automobile antifreezes to make
them less corrosive. Most of the Kennedy Space Center's corrosion
inhibitor research involves the effectiveness of inhibitors added to
protective coatings.

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