01 Select the correct answer for the followings: 1. Corrosion is destructive attack by. reaction a) Chemical b) electrochemical c) both a and b d) not of previous 2- The form of corrosion in which one component of an alloy is dissolved in the corrosive environment is called.. a) General corrosion b) selective dissolution e) pitting corrosion d) stress corrosion 3- The strategy of corrosion protection that involves opposing the metal dissolutionreaction with an electrical voltage applied is called.. a) Passivity b) anodic protection c) sathodic protection 4) non of previous 4-The potential versus Ag'AgClof-228 mVequals to. mV versus Cu CUSQ electrode a) -114 V b) -124 V c) -134 V d)non of previous

01 Select the correct answer for the followings: 1. Corrosion is destructive attack by. reaction a) Chemical b) electrochemical c) both a and b d) not of previous 2- The form of corrosion in which one component of an alloy is dissolved in the corrosive environment is called.. a) General corrosion b) selective dissolution e) pitting corrosion d) stress corrosion 3- The strategy of corrosion protection that involves opposing the metal dissolutionreaction with an electrical voltage applied is called.. a) Passivity b) anodic protection c) sathodic protection 4) non of previous 4-The potential versus Ag'AgClof-228 mVequals to. mV versus Cu CUSQ electrode a) -114 V b) -124 V c) -134 V d)non of previous

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

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Chapter22: Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry And Coulometry

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