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Measurement of the salt content of air at corrosion sites across Canada
A survey of the corrosion literature did not reveal any conclusive facts about the size of the salt particles which must be measured in order to relate the corrosion of metals to the salt content of the air. The apparent salt content of air depends very much upon the method of measurement since some
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