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Home Q & A Board Science-Related Homework Help Chemistry (Moderator: Laser_3)
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hellohi hellohi
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11 years ago
Hey, I need some help:D

I know that Corrosion is caused (or accelerated) by mechanical stress and acidic rain and contact with less active metals, how can I explain them? I don't really understand them O_o
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11 years ago
Acidity is measured by its 'pH value', and anything that has a pH value lower than 7 quite often possesses more hydrogen ions. These hydrogen ions can interact with the outer electrons in the metal, inducing a chemical reaction.
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11 years ago
Oh, that makes sense O_o! What about the mechanical stress and active metals? And thanks for replying:)
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