Question #120494
Corrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metals
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metalsCorrosion of iron cannot prevented by
A. Galvanizing C. Alloying with an appropriate metal
B. Coating metal with a paint D. electroplating with active
metals
Expert's answer
B. Coating metal with a paint
Although painting can suppress and delay the corrosion, it cannot prevent the corrosion totally. Electroplating, galvanising, and alloying provide more significant protection of iron from corrosion compared to a paint.
