Rälah Sureniz: (Us 28d 12sh ) Ayn anda birden çok oturum açan kullanıcının sinavi geçersiz sayılacaktıri. SORU-11 A BO DIraK I. Corrosion is the event that metals lose their properties as a result of chemical and electrochemical reactions with their environment. II. Oxide and sulfur compounds of metals are the most stable. III. The higher the desire of a metal to turn into an ion, the easier it is for the metal to corrode. IV. Metals with more positive standard reduction potential are considered more active. V. Corrosion can be thought of as a galvanic battery that generates current by itself. Which of the above is/are wrong? Yalnız II A-) Il ve IV B-) I1, V ve IV C-) Yalnız IV D-) L,I ve V E-) O O OO

Rälah Sureniz: (Us 28d 12sh ) Ayn anda birden çok oturum açan kullanıcının sinavi geçersiz sayılacaktıri. SORU-11 A BO DIraK I. Corrosion is the event that metals lose their properties as a result of chemical and electrochemical reactions with their environment. II. Oxide and sulfur compounds of metals are the most stable. III. The higher the desire of a metal to turn into an ion, the easier it is for the metal to corrode. IV. Metals with more positive standard reduction potential are considered more active. V. Corrosion can be thought of as a galvanic battery that generates current by itself. Which of the above is/are wrong? Yalnız II A-) Il ve IV B-) I1, V ve IV C-) Yalnız IV D-) L,I ve V E-) O O OO

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