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What is the anodic reaction in corrosion?
What is the anodic reaction in corrosion?
A. Reduction of oxygen
B. Oxidation of metal atoms to ions
C. Reduction of hydrogen
D. Oxidation of water
Explanation:
Anode loses electrons by metal oxidation.
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