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Module-2

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

The process of deterioration of a metal due to unwanted chemical or

electrochemical interaction of the metal with its environment is called

___________

a)

Electrolysis

b)

Electrodialysis

c)

Decomposition

d)

Corrosion

2.

The part of the nail inside the wall will _________

a)

get corroded

b)

is not affected

3.

When zinc and iron are electrically connected, which one gets corroded?

a)

Zinc

b)

Iron

c)

Can't decide

d)

None of the above

4.

Select the incorrect statement from the following option.

a)

Replacement of corroded equipment is time-consuming

b)

Corrosion causes contamination of product

c)

Corrosion increases the electrical conductivity of metals

d)

Corrosion causes leakage of toxic liquid or gases

5.

When gold and cobalt are electrically connected, which one gets corroded?

a)

Gold

b)

Cobalt

c)

None of the above

6.

Lower the pH, _____________ the corrosion rate.

a)

Greater

b)

Lower

c)

Remain Constant

d)

None of the above

7.

Electrochemical corrosion takes place at

a)

Cathodic Area

b)

Anodic Area

c)

Near Cathode

d)

Near Anode

8.

Coating a layer of zinc on iron by hot

dipping method is called _________

a)

Electroless plating

b)

Galvanization

c)

Anodization

d)

Cathodic Protection

9.

In differential aeration corrosion

a)

Poor oxygenated part acts as cathode

b)

Rich oxygenated part acts as anode

c)

Poor oxygenated part acts as anode

d)

Metal as a whole acts as cathode

10.

The localized attack of a corroding environment leading to the formation of holes in an otherwise relatively un-attacked surface of a metal is called____

a)

Water-line corrosion

b)

Galvanic corrosion

c)

Concentration cell corrosion

d)

Pitting corrosion

11.

Rate of corrosion is highest when

a)

Iron (Eo= -0.44V) is in contact with zinc (Eo= -0.76V)

b)

Iron (Eo= -0.44V) is in contact with copper (Eo= 0.34V)

c)

Zinc (Eo= -0.76V) is in contact with tin (Eo= -0.14V)

d)

Gold (Eo= 1.38V) is in contact with silver (Eo= 0.8V)

12.

The flux _____ & ______ helps the molten metal to adhere (adsorb) on the metal surface during Galvanization process

a)

Zinc Chloride; Ammonium Chloride

b)

LiPF6 , Ethylene carbonate

c)

Cobalt chloride;

Ferrous sulfate

d)

Zinc Sulfate,

ferrous sulfate

13.

__________ is the process of oxidation of outer layer of metal to its metal oxide by electrolysis.

a)

Metallurgy

b)

Anodization

c)

Galvanization

d)

Tinning

14.

In ______ method the base metal to be protected from corrosion is brought in contact with more anodic metals like Zn, Mg, Al, etc.,

a)

Sacrificial Anodic method

b)

Galvanization

c)

Anodization

15.

Chemical formula of rust is

a)

Fe(OH)2 ;

Ferrous hydroxide

b)

Fe2O3·3H2O

Hydrated ferric oxide

c)

FeO

Iron (II) oxide

d)

Fe3O4·3H2O

Hydrated Ferrous ferric oxide

16.

Rusting can be prevented by

a)

Alloying

b)

Tinning

c)

Galvanizing

d)

All of above

17.

___________two Noble metals are less susceptible for corrosion.

a)

Gold & Platinum

b)

Iron & copper

c)

stainless steel and aluminium

d)

tin and brass

18.

To protect iron against corrosion, the most durable metal plating on it, is

a)

Zinc plating

b)

Nickel Plating

c)

Copper plating

19.

'Paper pins inside the paper gets corroded and the exposed part is free from corrosion'.

Above statement illustrates_________ type of corrosion

a)

differential metal corrosion

b)

differential aeration corrosion

c)

stress corrosion

d)

crevice corrosion