cathodic inhibitors

Cathodic inhibitors are chemicals applied to metal surfaces to prevent corrosion, especially in structures like pipelines or tanks. They work by forming a protective layer or altering the metal's electrochemical reactions, making it less likely to lose electrons and corrode. Essentially, these inhibitors "block" the processes that lead to rust or deterioration, extending the lifespan of metal assets. They are often used in environments where metals are exposed to water, moisture, or other corrosive agents, providing a cost-effective and efficient way to maintain structural integrity and safety.