Chemistry, asked by pranaydash203, 9 months ago

Which type of. Metal oxide film formation cause rapid corrosion?

A-volatile
B-non. Volatile
C-porous
D-stable ​

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Answered by esha001
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Answer:

volatile

Explanation:

In the case of volatile metal oxide film formation, as soon as oxide layer is formed it evaporates eating a part of the metal exposing fresh surface of metal for further corrosion. This causes rapid and continuous corrosion leading to severe destruction of metal.

Answered by mindfulmaisel
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CORROSION

Volatile metal oxide film formation causes rapid corrosion.

CHARACTERISTICS OF CORROSION:

* Corrosion is the degradation of a substance as a result of its interaction with its surroundings. Corrosion is the most common way for metals to corrode. Corrosion eats the material, lowering its load-bearing capacity and generating stress concentrations.

* Corrosion is frequently a significant component of maintenance costs, therefore corrosion control is critical in many designs. Corrosion is described in qualitative words such as whether a material is immune, resistant, sensitive, or highly susceptible to corrosion, rather than in terms of a design attribute value like other characteristics.

* Corrosion is generally electrochemical in nature, with all of the characteristics of a battery. Corrosion is a natural occurrence that happens when unstable materials, such as refined metals, try to return to a more stable state.

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