MCQ
Corrosion can not be prevented by which of the following method?
- AGalvanisation.
- BCreate a barrier between the object being corroded and oxygen.
- CPainting.
- DExposing it to sunlight.
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Answer
- Exposing it to sunlight.
Explanation:
Corrosion can be prevented by creating a barrier between the object and oxygen. Galvanisation is a process to prevent corrosion and so is painting. However, exposing to sunlight is not a method to prevent corrosion.
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