Compare galvanizing and tinning for protection of iron from corrosion
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Galvanizing and tinning for the protection of iron from corrosion:
Galvanizing and tinning are used to protect the iron from corrosion or rusting.
Galvanizing:
"Galvanizing is an iron or steel sheet coating process with a thin zinc coat to avoid rusting."
- Zinc is used for coating in this process.
- As zinc is more electropositive than iron, it protects the iron from rusting.
- Galvanization helps in extending the life of steel parts by forming a layer between the metal and the air that prevents the accumulation of iron oxide on the steel layer.
Tinning:
"Tinning is a coating tin over parts of iron or steel to avoid corrosion."
- Tin is used for coating.
- The high corrosion resistance nature of tin protects the metal from rusting.
- It forms a layer of aluminium oxide that prevents corrosion. Tinplate is used for making all types of containers.
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