How to translate water chemistry?

2009-02-11View Original

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How to translate “water chemistry”? In corrosion electrochemistry research, it probably refers to the chemistry of the solution; what is the exact translation for that?

Reply #22009-02-11

Water chemistry is simply the study of water chemistry; see the reference: Metal Electrode Potential and Boiler Water Chemistry – The Electrode Potential of Metals and Boiler Water Chemistry

Reply #32009-02-24

Translate as water chemistry. For example: The Repaired Effect on the Passive Film of 304 Stainless Steel by Water Chemistry Gene – The impact of water chemistry factors on the repair of the passivation film of 304 stainless steel

Reply #42009-02-25

Hydrochemistry is the study of the chemistry of water

Reply #52009-02-25

“Hydrochemistry” or “Hydrology”

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