why zinc corrosion is formed moist air
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In dry air, zinc is slowly attacked by atmospheric oxygen. A thin, dense layer of oxides formed on the surface of the zinc, and outer layer then formson top of it. ... The rate of drying is also an important factor because a thin moisture film with higher oxygen concentration promotes corrosion.
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In dry air, zinc is slowly attacked by atmospheric oxygen. A thin, dense layer of oxides formed on the surface of the zinc, and outer layer then formson top of it. ... The rate of drying is also an important factor because a thin moisture film with higher oxygen concentration promotes corrosion.
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