10 Questions
What is the method used for corrosion control involving the application of a more reactive metal to protect a less reactive metal?
Sacrificial anode method
What is the purpose of a galvanization process?
To protect against corrosion
What is the application of a calomel electrode?
Determination of metal concentration
What is the main principle behind conductometry?
Measurement of conductivity
What is the working principle of an ion selective glass electrode?
It measures the concentration of specific ions in a solution
What are the types of corrosion discussed in the text?
differential metal and differential aeration
What are the methods of corrosion control mentioned?
galvanization, anodization, sacrificial anode method
What is Corrosion Penetration Rate (CPR) and its significance?
It is the rate at which a metal corrodes. It is used to measure the corrosion of a metal.
What are the types of electrodes discussed in the text?
ion selective electrode, reference electrode, concentration cell
What are the analytical techniques mentioned in the text?
conductometry, potentiometry, IR and UV-Visible spec
Test your understanding of corrosion chemistry with this quiz module from the Department of Chemistry at Atria Institute of Technology. Explore topics such as electrochemical theory, types of corrosion, corrosion control methods like galvanization and sacrificial anode, and the concept of Corrosion Penetration Rate (CPR). Strengthen your knowledge of corrosion and electrode systems with this informative quiz.
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