Chemistry, asked by dakshitkapuriya22, 3 months ago

3
Lower is pH, corrosion is,
A
Greater
B
Lower
C
Constant
D
None of above​

Answers

Answered by zara10681
3

Answer:

Corrosion is greater as the ph scale shows how strong/weak an acid or a base is.

Answered by KailashHarjo
1

The lower is the pH of any solution, the greater is the rate of corrosion of the solution.

Option(a) Greater.

  • Corrosion is an irreversible reaction.
  • The process in which a metal reacts with the surroundings resulting in the consumption of the material is known as corrosion.
  • The pH is the measure of the acidic or basic nature of any solution.
  • Lowering the pH increases the rate of corrosion.
  • There is the development of a passivation layer in moderately alkaline (high pH) solutions on the metals, which lowers the corrosion rate as compared to acidic (low pH) solutions.
  • The layer on metal provides a measure of immunity to further corrosion.
  • Hence, the lower the pH is the greater will be the rate of corrosion.
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