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In the fight against climate change, fuel efficiency in cars is crucial. One way to lower fuel consumption is to use new alloys such as magnesium, which is 30% lighter than aluminum, to decrease the weight of cars.

However, because magnesium corrodes easily this is a not yet a viable solution for the automotive industry. That鈥檚 why 麻豆AV researchers are trying to better understand the mechanisms involved in magnesium corrosion.

Phillippe Dauphin-Ducharme, PhD student in chemistry at 麻豆AV, and Janine Mauzeroll, associate professor of chemistry at 麻豆AV both wrote a in Analytical Chemistry published on August 4^th 2015 about magnesium corrosion.

Phillippe Dauphin-Ducharme was also interviewed on the of Analytical Chemistry about the article.

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Expert: , director of the , Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, 麻豆AV
Expertise: Expert in electrochemistry, her research focuses among other things on corrosion, batteries, biosensors and multidrug resistance.
Contact: janine [dot] mauzeroll [at] mcgill [dot] ca. She can answers in English and French.