Explain the reason in details for the following? 1-From easy to study this type of corrosion (General Corrosion). 2-In acidic solutions, oxygen is more reductive than hydrogen( gaining electrons) 3-All components of the corrosion cell must be available in order to corrosion to occur.

Explain the reason in details for the following? 1-From easy to study this type of corrosion (General Corrosion). 2-In acidic solutions, oxygen is more reductive than hydrogen( gaining electrons) 3-All components of the corrosion cell must be available in order to corrosion to occur.

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Explain the reason in details for the following?
1-From easy to study this type of corrosion (General Corrosion).
2-In acidic solutions, oxygen is more reductive than hydrogen( gaining electrons)
3-All components of the corrosion cell must be available in order to corrosion to occur.
4-One of the advantage Pourbaix Diagram in designing of (cathode or anodic
protection

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