P. Mutombo et al., THE POLAROGRAPHIC-BEHAVIOR OF THE CORROSION-INHIBITOR DIBENZYLSULFOXIDE, Journal of electroanalytical chemistry [1992], 405(1-2), 1996, pp. 223-226
D.c. and a.c. polarographic data confirm that the corrosion inhibitor
dibenzylsulfoxide is reducible in its protonated form at the mercury e
lectrode. The two-electron reduction process yields dibenzylsulfide as
the major product. Both oxidized and reduced forms are strongly adsor
bed to negative potentials of the hydrogen evolution reaction.