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33) A non-corrosive material is one which used as covers because A) does not react with water and air b) does not react with common chemicals but reacts with water c) is of plant or animal origin d) it has high melting point and is very reactive​

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Answered by Shivanshu12lohra
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Explanation:

They are resistant to the element

Answered by GulabLachman
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The material is used as a cover as it does not react with water and air.

  • These materials refer to the ones which are able to withstand harsh circumstances and do not corrode.
  • Some of the metals under this category are Bronze, Brass, and Copper.
  • A common and popular example of such a material is plastic.
  • Air and water do not cause this material to react. As a result, when exposed to moisture and air, they do not rust.
  • They are noncorrosive in nature. Even when kept out in the open for a long time, this material does not even degrade.
  • Even when exposed to potent substances, the material has no reaction.
  • For example -
  1. Plastic bottles rather than metal containers are used to hold the cleaning supplies we use at home.
  2. Plastics are even used in packaging, flooring, construction etc.

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