Difference between chemical corrosion and electrochemical corrosion
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Hey, here are a few differences between the two
Chemical Corrosion Electrochemical Corrosion
- Mostly in dry situations - In the presence of
electrolytes or other moisture
- Homogeneity or heterogeneity - Takes place only on
of surface doesn't matter heterogeneous surfaces
- Corrosion happens uniformly - The corrosion is not uniform
- It is a relatively slow process - It is a relatively fast process
Chemical Corrosion Electrochemical Corrosion
- Mostly in dry situations - In the presence of
electrolytes or other moisture
- Homogeneity or heterogeneity - Takes place only on
of surface doesn't matter heterogeneous surfaces
- Corrosion happens uniformly - The corrosion is not uniform
- It is a relatively slow process - It is a relatively fast process
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Solution:-
》chemical corrosion:-
It occurs in wet conditions such as presence of electrolyte or moisture. It takes place by direct chemical attack of atmospheric gases such as O2, CO2, Cl2,
》Electrochemical corrosion:-
☆ H2S, SO2. It takes
place by electrochemicalattack of corrosive environment on the surface of metal.☆
☆ i hope its help☆
》chemical corrosion:-
It occurs in wet conditions such as presence of electrolyte or moisture. It takes place by direct chemical attack of atmospheric gases such as O2, CO2, Cl2,
》Electrochemical corrosion:-
☆ H2S, SO2. It takes
place by electrochemicalattack of corrosive environment on the surface of metal.☆
☆ i hope its help☆
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