What do you call the process of coating metals with a layer of another metal in order to protect the basemetal from corrosion, as well as to improve the base metal aesthetically?ASacrificial AnodeBImpressed CurrentElectroplatingAcid-treatment Which of the following conditions would lead to the fastest corrosion of a metal?ALarge anodic areaBВLarge cathodic areasc) Small cathodic areaDEqual cathodic and anodic areas

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Which of the following conditions would lead to the fastest corrosion of a metal? A Large anodic area B В Large cathodic areas c) Small cathodic area D Equal cathodic and anodic areas

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What do you call the process of coating metals with a layer of another metal in order to protect the base
metal from corrosion, as well as to improve the base metal aesthetically?
A
Sacrificial Anode
B
Impressed Current
Electroplating
Acid-treatment

Which of the following conditions would lead to the fastest corrosion of a metal?
A
Large anodic area
B
В
Large cathodic areas
c) Small cathodic area
D
Equal cathodic and anodic areas

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