Physics, asked by priyammedhi123, 10 months ago

alloys resistant to corossion. why?

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Answered by mahi577

Explanation:

The corrosion resistance is a result of a very thin (about 5 nanometers) oxide layer on the steel's surface. This oxide layer is referred to as a passive layer since it renders the surface electrochemically passive in the presence of corrosive environments

Answered by goldkdm786

Corrosion Resistant Alloys. Corrosion Resistant Alloys (also known as CRAs) provide essential long-term corrosion resistance to various components which are exposed to environments associated with oil and gas production.

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