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Barnacle cement protein as an efficient bioinspired corrosion inhibitor

Engineering and Technology

Barnacle cement protein as an efficient bioinspired corrosion inhibitor

M. H. Bui, S. H. Hiew, et al.

This study, conducted by My Hanh Bui and colleagues, explores the remarkable anti-corrosion capabilities of the recombinant protein rMrCP20, sourced from the barnacle *Megabalanus rosa*. This innovative research reveals how rMrCP20 offers exceptional protection to mild steel in high-salt marine environments, potentially leading to green corrosion inhibitors and sustainable solutions.

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