cathodic - ANSWERS-type of protection where a more reactive metal is
added to material of concern
anodic - ANSWERS-type of protection where an external power source
is used to decrease current density, used in storage of highly corrosive
materials
galvanic - ANSWERS-two different metals are coupled in corrosive
environment in this type of corrosion
anodic, cathodic - ANSWERS-anodic/cathodic metal will dissolve and
anodic/cathodic metal will be passivated in galvanic corrosion
further - ANSWERS-the closer/further the metals are on the galvanic
series the stronger the driving force for corrosion is
design, insulating, and decreasing cathode area - ANSWERS-three ways
of preventing galvanic corrosion are
reduction - ANSWERS-as you go up the galvanic series, this potential
increases
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oxidation - ANSWERS-as you go down the galvanic series, this
potential increases
zinc - ANSWERS-in a galvanic cell, this is the anode
copper - ANSWERS-in a galvanic cell, this is the cathode
crevice corrosion - ANSWERS-this type of corrosion occurs when a
solution is trapped inside
crevice - ANSWERS-nuts, bolts, and rivets all experience this type of
corrosion
crevice - ANSWERS-metal to metal crevice corrosion is in a
crevice/gasket
gasket - ANSWERS-metal to nonmetal crevice corrosion is in a
crevice/gasket
crevice - ANSWERS-this type of corrosion is readily seen in stainless
steel
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