Immersed corrosion I Hydrogen Evolution Mechanism [ENGLISH/HINDI]

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there are some mistakes in the definition it is not necessary for immersion corrosion that two metals must be in contact. Only electrolyte in contact with metal is enough.

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Why in the experiment, you don't used the metal
In the place of metal you used a glass test tube

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sir what will happen if the container is made up of copper and that small piece is made up of iron. will the reaction will be same?

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Shobharam Yadav
Same reaction takes place...
When two dissimilar meatal came in contact with each other in presence of Electrolyte.. One metal get carroded.. i.e Fe get carroded and Cu get protected...

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Knowledge Planet sir there is also one mechanism where oxygen is evolved have you uploaded it.

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Shobharam Yadav
Thx
Will be uploaded soon

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Knowledge Planet you assumed that HCl is used and H+ ions are released obviously Cl- ions will also be released so with whom will the Cl- ion react with.

[@AMsNoise]

Shobharam Yadav , Cl is already filled with 1e- that is given by Hydrogen

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If hydrogen has the affinity for electrons...then y it doesn't tk it directly from fe ..why it requires a medium cathode to tk electrons??

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Why did u take iron as anode , why not copper?

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Pankaj Kadam in the electrochemical series iron is placed at the bottom of Cu ,so iron loose it's outermost electron more easily than the copper ....

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