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Challenges in Corrosion: Costs, Causes, Consequences, and Control

Corrosion is inevitable, but it can be controlled. Like other natural hazards such as earthquakes or severe weather disturbances, corrosion can cause dangerous and expensive damage to everything from automobiles, home appliances, and drinking water systems to pipelines, bridges, and public buildings. Scientists have a major responsibility by their contributions and efforts to reduce unnecessary levels of corrosion and it is the responsibility of everyone that society uses metals to the best advantage.