32- Galvanic series can be used to estimate galvanic corrosion process. a- True. b- False. 33- Metal surface conditions are represented by..* a- exchange current density (io). b- standard equilibrium potential (Eo). 34- (M) and (N) are two active metals and (Eo M/M+) is higher than (Eo N/N+). If they are coupled. * a- the corrosion rate of M increases and that of N decreases. b- the corrosion ra .N increases and that of M decreases.

32- Galvanic series can be used to estimate galvanic corrosion process. a- True. b- False. 33- Metal surface conditions are represented by..* a- exchange current density (io). b- standard equilibrium potential (Eo). 34- (M) and (N) are two active metals and (Eo M/M+) is higher than (Eo N/N+). If they are coupled. * a- the corrosion rate of M increases and that of N decreases. b- the corrosion ra .N increases and that of M decreases.

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