Q2/ How will you determine if anode dissolution curves are available for two superimposable metals? a- Maximum corrosion rate in their active state b- Ease of growing them c- Their relative corrosion resistance in contact with strong oxidants, support your answer with suitable diagram .

Q2/ How will you determine if anode dissolution curves are available for two superimposable metals? a- Maximum corrosion rate in their active state b- Ease of growing them c- Their relative corrosion resistance in contact with strong oxidants, support your answer with suitable diagram .

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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Q2/ How will you determine if anode
dissolution curves are available for two
superimposable metals?
a- Maximum corrosion rate in their
active state b- Ease of growing them
c- Their relative corrosion resistance
in contact with strong oxidants ,
support your answer with suitable
diagram .

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