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Article Synopsis
- Aluminum alloys are popular for their high strength-to-weight ratio, achieved through alloying elements and heat treatments that create intermetallic particles (IMPs) which affect their corrosion resistance.
- The review focuses on the electrochemical and galvanic corrosion behaviors of various important intermetallic compounds commonly found in aluminum alloys, detailing specific phases like Q-phase, π-phase, and θ-phase.
- It also addresses limitations in studying these compounds, identifies research gaps, and discusses phenomena such as galvanic polarity reversal and the self-dissolution of IMPs.