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Measurement of atmospheric chlorides
It is now known that results from studies of corrosion of metal specimens set out at outdoor exposure sites are difficult to interpret unless corresponding measurements can be made of the local variations in the factors which may cause corrosion rates to differ from site to site and with time. Atmos
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