wing questions i) The nitrous acid is responsible for the passivation of iron in nitric acid. ( ) ii) When the vales corrosion potential is equal or nearly to the anodic potentia' it is called anodic control ( ) iii) The meal is passive if immersed in reducing agent ( vi) Inorgani

wing questions i) The nitrous acid is responsible for the passivation of iron in nitric acid. ( ) ii) When the vales corrosion potential is equal or nearly to the anodic potentia' it is called anodic control ( ) iii) The meal is passive if immersed in reducing agent ( vi) Inorgani

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