The rate of corrosion in a galvanic cell can be reduced by: a. Increasing the temperature of the galvanic cell. b. Reducing the surface area of the anode in comparison to the cathode c. Reducing the surface area of the cathode in comparison to anode. d. Increasing the ion concentration in the electrolyte.

The rate of corrosion in a galvanic cell can be reduced by: a. Increasing the temperature of the galvanic cell. b. Reducing the surface area of the anode in comparison to the cathode c. Reducing the surface area of the cathode in comparison to anode. d. Increasing the ion concentration in the electrolyte.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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