This volume explores the application of electrochemical techniques to the field of corrosion engineering. It compiles papers presented at a 1985 symposium, focusing on how electrochemical principles and methods can be used to understand, predict, and mitigate corrosion processes in various materials and environments. The discussions likely cover theoretical frameworks, experimental methodologies, and practical case studies relevant to engineers and researchers in the field.

As a collection of symposium proceedings from 1985, the reception of this volume is likely within specialized academic and industrial circles focused on corrosion engineering and electrochemistry. The content would be valued for its technical depth and the specific research presented by experts in the field at that time. Its utility would be for researchers seeking historical data and foundational electrochemical approaches to corrosion problems.