6. What are two conditions which promotes corrosion?
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HEYA.....
Corrosion means a chemical destruction of metals or materials due to chemical reactions with the environment.
There are many factors that cause corrosion. A few are - oxygen in air, temperature, the presence of chemical salts, pollution, humidity of the environment etc.
1. Pollutants like acid rain promote corrosion to a huge extent. Also, the presence of other pollutants like chlorides, carbon dioxide etc. form a film on the metal by dissolving in atmospheric moisture.
2. Oxygen - Corrosion occurs in an oxygen-deficient environment and also in one where oxygen is present in excess, with the extent of corrosion being more in the latter situation than the former.
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Corrosion means a chemical destruction of metals or materials due to chemical reactions with the environment.
There are many factors that cause corrosion. A few are - oxygen in air, temperature, the presence of chemical salts, pollution, humidity of the environment etc.
1. Pollutants like acid rain promote corrosion to a huge extent. Also, the presence of other pollutants like chlorides, carbon dioxide etc. form a film on the metal by dissolving in atmospheric moisture.
2. Oxygen - Corrosion occurs in an oxygen-deficient environment and also in one where oxygen is present in excess, with the extent of corrosion being more in the latter situation than the former.
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Hey mate!
Here's your answer!!
Corrosion is generally the reaction between a metal and it's environment.
The corrosion of metal is commonly known as rusting.
➡ There are three basic factors needed to initiate and propagate corrosion:
•Environment
•Materials
•Surface
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#BE BRAINLY
Here's your answer!!
Corrosion is generally the reaction between a metal and it's environment.
The corrosion of metal is commonly known as rusting.
➡ There are three basic factors needed to initiate and propagate corrosion:
•Environment
•Materials
•Surface
✌ ✌
#BE BRAINLY
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